Traditional medicine New 20/01/2020 – by Derrick Silimina Zambians choose Chinese cures As in many facets of life in Zambia, the influence of China is visible in the country’s health-care sector Read
Reconsidering social protection New 19/01/2020 – by Hans Dembowski Why it would make sense to have internatonal safety nets Cross-border social protection would solve great problems, so it must be considered Read
Climate engineering New 17/01/2020 – by Floreana Miesen Buying time Scientists disagree over whether technology should be used to manipulate the climate system Read
Governance New 15/01/2020 – by Karim Okanla Restricted freedom People in Benin wonder what EU Ambassador Oliver Nette, who was sent home by their government, did wrong Read
Global governance New 12/01/2020 – by Hans Dembowski Stand up to the White House The Iran crisis shows that Trump’s unilateral approach to global affairs simply does not work Read
Book review New 05/01/2020 – by Hans Dembowski The growth delusion David Pilling does an excellent job of spelling out why policymakers must not focus exclusively on GDP growth Read
European Green Deal New 01/01/2020 – by E+Z/D+C More important than landing on the moon The outlines of the European Green Deal Read
Livestock 19/12/2019 – by Frank Odenthal Guinea pigs for Africa African smallholders learn about cavy farming from South American producers Read
Scholarship 18/12/2019 – by EADI JUMP – to The Hague Young researchers from Global South can apply for mentoring programme and then attend EADI/ISS conference Read
Climate policy 18/12/2019 – by Saleemul Huq The way forward Among rich nations, only the EU is still spelling out meaningful climate ambitions, as became evident in Madrid Read
Civil liberties 15/12/2019 – by Hugh Williamson Live up to the rhetoric EU needs to press Central Asia harder on human rights Read
