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Brexit

English populism and Scottish nationalism

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by Ciarán Ó Maoláin
Disloyal future prime minister Boris Johnson with loyalist DUP leader Arlene Foster in summer 2019. Before rising to power, Johnson insisted there would be no border between Great Britain and Northern Ireland, but his Brexit agreement with the EU would introduce one.

Regional integration

Irish peace at risk

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by Ciarán Ó Maoláin
In Tunisia there are reform partnerships with the BMZ: employees of a pumping station at a meeting.

KfW

Paradigm shift: focus on investments in Africa

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by Stefan Oswald
Wildfires have an impact on real-estate prices in California – home in Ventura County.

Blog

How the climate crisis is slowing down the world economy

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by Hans Dembowski
Genetically modified black-eyed peas will soon be cultivated in Burkina Faso.

Market power

Public-private cooperation in the agricultural sector

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by Lucien Silga
A woman spreads the seeds of the African locust bean tree out on the floor to dry. The African locust bean is an important food-producing tree in Burkina Faso.

Crops

Traditional seeds are under threat

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by Lucien Silga
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Food

Re-engineering the value chain

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by Peter Njonjo
by Hans Dembowski
Workers in a dairy processing facility near Addis Ababa

Development strategy

Attitudinal change

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by Getachew Diriba
by Marianne Scholte
Faith leaders are now taking an interest in economic affairs: Lutheran service in Lushoto in Tanzania.

Tanzania

Praising the social market economy

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by Lawrence Kilimwiko
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