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Why I am uncomfortable with the term “neoliberalism”

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by Hans Dembowski
Cemex road tanker on a German Autobahn.

Cemex

Mexican cement's global strength

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by Virginia Mercado
Virginia Mercado
Suspects, allegedly involved in human trafficking of Rohingya migrants, are escorted by prison officials as they arrive at a criminal court in Bangkok on 10 November 2015. More than 150 warrants have been issued against officials suspected of their involvement in the trafficking ring.

Rohingya

Next wave of refugees looming

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by Katja Dombrowski
Fossil-fuel subsidies cost developing countries close to $ 600 billion annually: gas station in Nigeria.

Paris summit

Partnerships for climate action

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by Erik Solheim

Terrorism

Roots of violence

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by Hans Dembowski
Martin Aufmuth, the founder of OneDollarGlasses, with one of his happy clients in Malawi.

Glasses for the poor

A better outlook

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by Jana Jagalski

Commodities

Paralysed by fuel shortages

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by Philip Thon Aleu
Walter Scheel, the first federal minister for economic cooperation, in Egypt in 1963.

BMZ

Shifting paradigms

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by Michael Bohnet

Welcoming refugees is right response to Paris atrocities

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by Hans Dembowski
A worker with beer crates in Manila.

Beverage industry

A poor nation’s beer conquers the world

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by Alan C. Robles
Alan C. Robles
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