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UN peacekeepers in Cote d’Ivoire in 2012.

Global Governance

Self-perpetuating cycles of violence

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by Florian Gaisrucker
Graffiti on a bullet riddled building on the former frontline of the Lebanese civil war in downtown Beirut (photo taken in 2018).

Conflict transformation

Collective trauma

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by Miriam Modalal
by Dalilah Reuben-Shemia
A mural in Windhoek depicts the celebration of independence in 1990.

Land ownership

How the first redistribution attempt failed

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by Henning Melber
In the exhibition at the Uganda National Museum in Kampala: Dictator Idi Amin during a public appearance.

Idi Amin photo exhibition

Facets of a despot

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by Isabella Bauer
Chickens are protagonist Chinonso’s best friends.

Summer Special

Descent into Hell

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by Linda Engel
A café on the Place des Abesses, similar to many cafés where Parisians enjoyed their evening on 13 November 2015.

Summer Special

Khalil – inside the mind of a terrorist

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by Dagmar Wolf
The novel “My Sister, the Serial Killer” does not show the Nigerian police in a good light.

Summer Special

Murder, sex and a special sibling relationship

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by Sabine Balk
Sabine Balk
Making a face shield from a used plastic bottle.

Informal sector

Massive economic pain

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by Lawrence Kilimwiko
The extinct dodo is the national animal of Mauritius and a symbol of a lost paradise.

Summer Special

The shattered soul of Mauritius

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by Katja Dombrowski
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