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Chinese coast guard confronting Filipino fishermen near Scarborough Shoal, which is historically claimed by both countries.

Law of the sea

Pivoting Philippines

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by Alan C. Robles
Alan C. Robles
What most seamstresses earn in Bangladesh does not provide a decent living.

World economy

Sustainability requires fair wages

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by Sabine Balk
Sabine Balk
“Livelihood opportunities must be created in new urban centres, so migrants will be attracted to other places than the crowded existing cities”: traffic jam in the Dhaka agglomeration.

Adapting to climate change

The way forward

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by Feisal Rahman
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Ponds used for shrimp farming.

Climate change

Predictable disasters

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by Feisal Rahman

If Turkish leaders want serious debate, they are welcome

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by Sabine Balk
Sabine Balk

Food production

Branded spices

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by Ali Shaaban Juma
In 2010, the BP drilling rig Deepwater Horizon caught fire in the Gulf of Mexico, unleashing one of the biggest environmental catastrophes of all time.

Law

Fishermen versus oil giant

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by Virginia Mercado
Virginia Mercado
by Luis A. Soto
Coastal villages in the Mekong Delta are particularly hard hit by climate change.

Mangroves

Saving the Mekong Delta

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by Severin Peters
by Christian Henckes
Cameroon’s education system is dominated by the Francophone majority – sometimes to the detriment of pupils like six-year-old Nguewou Arthur, who is enrolled in the Anglophone section of his school in the capital Yaoundé.

Marginalisation

Anglophone estrangement

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by Jonathan Bashi
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