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Since the fall of the Assad regime in Syria, hundreds of people have been killed by mines and unexploded ordnance. Mine clearance services, such as those provided by the teams of civil society organisation The HALO Trust, remove explosive remnants from the earth.

Conflicts

More landmine casualties, less humanitarian aid

As more and more people worldwide are being killed by industrially produced landmines, international funding for mine clearance operations faces an uncertain future.

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by Kim Berg

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How does international money flow? Our glossary on development financing. This article is part of a focus section on development finance accompanied by a series of AI-generated images.

Glossary

Development finance

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by Yabibal M. Walle
A front page of the German satirical magazine “Titanic”. It reads: “Previously unthinkable: Nazis in Germany?!”

Satire and journalism

“Criticism of what rules, coated in candy”

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by Tim Wolff
Without raw materials from the DRC, many of us would not have a smartphone.

Resource conflict

No Congo, no phone

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by Katharina Wilhelm Otieno

Trade infrastructure

How the Lobito Corridor is paving the way for economic growth

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by Derrick Silimina
The mineral resources that are the cause of the conflict in the DRC are indispensable for the global economy – as neighbouring Rwanda is well aware.

Conflict

Rwanda must be held accountable

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by Denise Zaneza
Travelers wait with their documents at the airport in Addis Ababa. In many places, fast-track options make it easier to obtain visas, at least for the wealthy.

Governance

Fast-tracking inequality

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by Hafte Gebreselassie Gebrihet
What could be financed instead of debt: Many countries spend more on interest payments than on education. This article is part of a focus section on development finance accompanied by a series of AI-generated images.

Financing for Development Conference

Ideas to reform debt policy

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by Kathrin Berensmann
Kathrin Berensmann
The BRICS+ countries play a central role in global development. They are investing in major infrastructure projects, for example. This article is part of a focus section on development finance accompanied by a series of AI-generated images.

Multilateralism

The role of BRICS+ in development and climate finance

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by André de Mello e Souza
Omar Alieu Touray, president of the ECOWAS Commission, announces the withdrawal of the military governments of Niger, Mali and Burkina Faso from the organisation.

Regional blocs

Why it is necessary for ECOWAS to recognise the AES

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by Eric Tevoedjre
Money from development financing is used to secure vital sectors such as food and health. This article is part of a focus section on development finance accompanied by a series of AI-generated images.

Our view

Financing lives

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by Katharina Wilhelm Otieno