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Mourning at the funeral of a street vendor who was shot dead by police during the recent protests in Nairobi.

Protests

Too much violence and grief

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by Grace Atuhaire
Global crises leave psychological scars. At the same time, certain circumstances promote resilience.

Our view

Strengthening mental health worldwide

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by Maren van Treel
Art is a way of drawing more attention to the issue of climate protection.

Our view

Spotlight on climate protection

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by Jörg Döbereiner
Climate and debt activists are calling for the complete cancellation of the Global South’s debts and a UN-led framework for debt and climate protection.

Financing for Development

Reforming global financial structures is non-negotiable for Africa

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by Africa Kiiza
War forced Altuma and her nine children to flee their home in Khartoum, displacing them multiple times. Now in the city of Gedaref, they face the challenge of living in temporary housing with limited protection from weather conditions.

Famine

A preventable disaster

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by Eatizaz Yousif
by Corina Pfitzner
“ALTERNATIVE FACTS” by Sudanese artist Khalid Albaih.

Our view

Why the world needs to relearn what is true

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by Katharina Wilhelm Otieno
Indian paramilitary soldiers cordon off an area in Indian-administered Jammu and Kashmir after an unknown aircraft crushed near the city of Srinagar on 8 May.

Kashmir conflict

Authoritarian forces on the rise

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by Muhammad Nawfal Saleemi
Satellite image from Planet Labs taken on 25 March in the Nasir district of Upper Nile State, South Sudan. It shows where airstrikes by government forces have destroyed civilian infrastructure.

South Sudan

Renewed conflict is jeopardising South Sudan’s peace process

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by Parach Mach
India’s President Droupadi Murmu.

Head of state

The ambivalent role of India’s president

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by Arun P. Ghosh
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