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More and more people worldwide gain access to safe drinking water.

Good News

Progress in drinking water supply and disease control

The two pieces of good news this month are about more people gaining access to safe drinking water and four countries being declared free of the neglected tropical disease trachoma.

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Angela Merkel, Annegret Kramp-Karrenbauer and Ursula von der Leyen.

Blog

Keeping women down

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by Sheila Mysorekar
Sheila Mysorekar
Supporters of President Cyril Ramaphosa and his ANC, governing party of South Africa.

South Africa

ANC gets away with minor dents

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by Henning Melber
African refugees in one of the controversial reception centres in Libya for would-be migrants to Europe.

European migration policy

Risks and side-effects

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by Nassir Djafari
Women protest against the high cost of sanitary pads in Kolkata, India.

Blog

Ending the taboo

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by Cema Tork

Menstrual health

Sanitary products still too expensive

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by Isaac Sagala
Carola Rackete, Sea-Watch 3 captain, is now a symbolic figure for the conflict between politics and humanitarianism in the Mediterranean region.

Blog

Europe on the wrong track

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by Sabine Balk
Sabine Balk
On display in Frankfurt: a video showing fashion icon Sheikha Moza bint Nasser, the mother of Quatar’s emir, appearing at official occasions. , Islamic fashion is not by definition submissive: sweatshirts by Sarah Elenany., Headscarf by Nourka.

Summer Special

Fashion exhibition stirs controversy

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by Cema Tork
Nairobi Terminus: China is financing major infrastructure projects in many developing countries.

Global affairs

Pecking order of nations

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by Doris Fischer
by Hans Dembowski
Informal retail business in Addis Ababa: To make taxes acceptable, governments must provide good infrastructure and services.

Public finance

Improving African tax revenues

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by Dereje Alemayehu
Germany’s health-care system largely depends on payroll taxes and ensures universal coverage: district hospital in Greiz, a small town in eastern German.

Blog

The US health-care system is not worth copying

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by Hans Dembowski