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State repression can backfire: Belarussian people gather on 20 November in Minsk at the funeral of a person who allegedly died after being beaten by the police.

Blog

Why non-violence makes sense for Belarussian opposition

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by Hans Dembowski
Algerians protesting for the release of journalist Khaled Drareni in Algiers.

Our view

Movements are often formally leaderless - and yet powerful

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by Hans Dembowski
Wildlife may be infectious – a man wants to sell a poached civet cat.

One Health

Holistic approach

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by Sabine Balk
Sabine Balk
John Maynard Keynes in 1944.

Macroeconomics

Keynesianism – then and now

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by Hans Dembowski
Temporary Covid-19 hospital in an exposition centre in Mexico City: around the world, health care needs additional resources.

Macroeconomic policy

Another Bretton Woods moment

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by José Siaba Serrate
José Siaba Serrate
A retailer in Burkina Faso sells Dutch products, including milk powder, in his small store.

Markets

Trade agreements as door-openers

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by Sarah Schneider
by Armin Paasch
Joe Biden, the next president of the USA, is very different from Donald Trump, the current one.

Blog

Stay alert - after sigh of relief due to Biden’s victory

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by Hans Dembowski
Coca-Cola and other companies market their products aggressively in developing countries and emerging markets, as here in Nairobi, Kenya.

Food industry

Profit prioritised

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by Armin Paasch
by Sarah Schneider
Vaccines are key to the global fight against dangerous infectious diseases like Covid-19.

Covid-19 immunisation

Just crumbs for Africa?

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by Jörg Schaaber
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