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Central Asia, Caucasia, Southeast Europe and Russia

Coal has become increasingly important in India – people near strip mine in Jharkand.

Public budgets

Harmful government expenditure

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by Shikha Jha
Natalia Bezhanishvili

Summer special

Return full of experiences and motivation

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by Natalia Bezhanishvili
by Linda Engel
People in the flood-risk areas depend on accurate and fast information – concerning water levels, for example.

Climate-change adaptation

Making flood-risk maps publically available

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by Daniel Nordmann
by Till Below

In Turkey and elsewhere, democracy is not just majority rule

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by Hans Dembowski
Of 160 detained Turkish media workers, Deniz Yücel is the best known in Germany because he has the German citizenship and works for a major German newspaper.

Authoritarianism

Post-referendum repression

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by Hans Dembowski
Der türkische Staatspräsident Erdogan spaltet sein Land durch eine gefährliche Freund-Feind-Politik.

Comment

Dangerous friend-or-foe thinking

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by Timur Tinç
Increasingly self-confident: Erdoğan supporters after the coup attempt in July 2016.

Comment

Slipping apart

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by Nassir Djafari

Turkey’s government cracks down on Cumhuriyet

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by Hans Dembowski

How Europe can benefit from Asia's rise

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by Hans Dembowski
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