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Burundi

The acid test

Burundi’s fragile peace in the balance ahead of the 2015 elections

Peacebuilding

Great achievement

In Burundi, women’s organisations want to see enforced a constitutional quota for female leaders at all levels of government

Media

Ambivalent trends

The questions of who controls and who monitors information on the internet are becoming ever more urgent

Rule of law

“Incidents must be investigated”

Why the Philippines’ Jane and Joe Doe laws must be abolished

Elections

Comfortable among the people

Why Indonesians chose Joko Widodo to be their president

Organised crime

“A deal with death”

How illegal drug trafficking destroys my home town Ciudad Juárez

Habitat development

“Future development will be urban”

With Connective Cities, a new Internet platform helps networking of municipalities worldwide

Comment

Avoidable crisis

To stop Isis, Iraq needs a credible social contract

Inequality

Self-serving middle classes

Hopes that rising incomes automatically lead to more activism for good governance are probably exaggerated

Civil society

Cooperation, not ­instrumentalisation

Support for civil society in developing countries is not a trivial matter

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