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Chile’s President Gabriel Boric, United Nations Secretary General António Guterres, Brazil’s President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva and Helder Barbalho, governor of the Brazilian state of Pará, at the U.N. Climate Summit in Belém, Brazil.

International cooperation

Brazil continues to campaign for climate action and cooperation

The UN International Climate Conference in the Brazilian city of Belém may be over, but the struggle for the climate, democracy and global cooperation continues. Why it’s worth keeping an eye on Brazil post-COP30, too.

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by Eva-Maria Verfürth

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Chinese construction companies are active on many continents: road project in Ethiopia.

Comment

New silk road

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by Hans Dembowski
Wolves are not treated kindly in Mongolia. Here, a cub is thrown into a ring to lure eagles at a hunting festival.

Summer special

Of wolves and men

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by Sabine Balk
Sabine Balk

In brief

News of the week

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School in Lebanon: Only about a third of refugee children attend Lebanese schools.

Islamic welfare

Overcoming ­reservations

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by Martina Sabra
Iranian main street.

Editorial

Concern for victims

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by Hans Dembowski

Pollution

Breathing poison

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by Javier A. Cisterna Figueroa

In brief

News of the week

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Cambodia’s government is concerned that TPP will divide southeast Asian countries. Textile workers on their way to work in Phnom Penh.

Trade agreements

Risks of TTIP and TPP

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Under Christine Lagarde, its French leader, the IMF has become deeply involved in inner-European affairs.

Mulitlateral institutions

The IMF we know

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by Jayati Ghosh
Self-sufficiency in chicken would be better for South Africa than EU imports: women involved in a poultry project.

EU meat exports

High development costs

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