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Yet again, a climate summit delivers too little, too late

The final agreement sets a target of $ 300 billion annually by 2035 for global climate and falls short of what vulnerable nations demanded.

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Self-righteous aggressiveness versus universal values

Religion can be used in politics in two fundamentally different ways, and only one serves global cooperation for a sustainably liveable planet.

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Global governance

Financing development and climate goals

A recent white paper published by the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation identifies global priorities and suggests how to allocate funding for maximum impact.

German colonialism

The long shadow of German colonialism

Development scholar Henning Melber assesses in a new book how Germans dealt with their colonial history from the 19th century on.

Drug resistance

Tuberculosis in Mozambique

Researchers in the south-east African country have detected alarming resistance of pathogens to important tuberculosis drugs. Effective diagnostics are more important than ever.

Tuberculosis

When new medications lose their efficacy immediately

Antibiotic resistance is a major problem in the fight against tuberculosis. In order to manage it, the health infrastructure must be strengthened in affected countries.

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Zero hunger

The Global NARS Consortium’s revolutionary approach to food security

How developing countries’ national agricutultural research systems will become stronger.

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