Twitter New 15/05/2022 – by Charles Martin-Shields Twitter could become a plutocrat’s toy The implications of an important social-media platform depending on a billionaire’s whims Read
D+C/E+Z New 07/05/2022 – by D+C/E+Z Why we believe in our Digital Monthly What purposes our Digital Monthly serves, and how it differs from the print issue Read
Road safety New 03/05/2022 – by Ben Ezeamalu High death risk on African roads Why success regarding SDG target for road safety hinges on Africa Read
Development cooperation New 29/04/2022 – by Aline Burni, Niels Keijzer The relentless global decay of democracy A two-decade trend of autocratisation is eroding democratic principles worldwide. Providers of development cooperation should take notice Read
Rule of law 20/04/2022 – by Marva Khan Pakistan’s new prime minister faces huge challenges With swift and decisive action, Pakistan’s Supreme Court has ended a constitutional crisis Read
Freedom of the press 15/04/2022 – by Jörg Döbereiner Hundreds of journalists imprisoned According to Reporters Without Borders, more media workers than ever before are in prison because of their work Read
Press freedom 12/04/2022 – by Dasmani Laary Ghanaian journalists face a crackdown on free speech Press freedom in Ghana is taking a step backwards, as journalists are being prosecuted under the criminal code Read
Good governance 11/04/2022 – by Derrick Silimina Zambia fights corruption New government of Zambia assures that it wants to fight corruption and takes first measures Read
Public discourse 07/04/2022 – by Ndongo Samba Sylla, Hans Dembowski Give a voice to the voiceless Corporate interests distort public discourse, including on social-media platforms Read
Media 05/04/2022 – by Sheila Mysorekar Promoting pluralistic discourse How DW Akademie is supporting the freedom of expression at the local level Read
DW Akademie 03/04/2022 – by Sheila Mysorekar Self-regulating Mongolian media industry Since 2015, Media Council of Mongolia has handled 500 ethics complaints Read