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Krupa Ge’s debut novel “What we know about her” explores women’s fates in Tamil Nadu from the 1940s to late 2019

African elites like to blame the rich nations for the climate crisis, but should reconsider their own attitudes too

Ghana needs financial help for its overwhelming debt burden, but the government’s plan to seek a new IMF loan is harshly criticised

Producing sal-leaf tableware is no longer only an informal micro-scale business in India

Medical professionals are emigrating from Africa because of catastrophic conditions in the health-care sector. Yet the trend also has advantages

Organised crime controls informal waste management in Mexico

Fish stocks must replenish, but moratorium would be painful in the short term

A growing number of experts warn that artificial intelligence may be very dangerous

Journalist and founder Düzen Tekkal discusses the progress Germany has made on immigration, and what still needs to be done

People have always moved to far-away places to find livelihoods or to flee from war and disaster. The international community would benefit from more coherent and pragmatic regulation of migration and flight.