Violent extremist ideologies and terrorism have become a serious concern for the progress of the Southern Africa region as far as regional economic integration efforts are concerned.
Building a better global architecture for international development cooperation after the COVID-19 pandemic The outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic and the multiple crises it unleashed around the world coincided with the beginning of the period that the world leaders dubbed
The “polycrisis” triggered by COVID-19 is a turning point. This polycrisis presents itself as a global health crisis, but it is overlaid with challenges that already existed before COVID-19. These include increasing global inequalities, migration issues, increasing social struggles, primacy
Wir befinden uns inmitten einer großen Zäsur, die sich darauf auswirkt, wie wir die Welt sehen und unsere Rolle darin verstehen. Die COVID-19 Pandemie ist ein Anstoß eines globalen Transformationsprozesses, in dem sich vieles neu ordnet und zusammensetzt. Dieser Moment
Die COVID-19 Krise als Pandemie ist weit mehr als nur ein gesundheitliches Problem. Sie wird viele Menschen, Staaten und Gruppierungen vor gesellschaftliche, politische und wirtschaftliche Herausforderungen stellen – dies gilt auch für so manchen lange festgefahrenen Konflikt. Diese Kommentarreihe geht
German Version An unserer Welt rüttelt es. Schauen wir nach oben, sehen wir eine Klimakatastrophe. Beim Rundumblick in die Welt sehen wir immense humanitäre Herausforderungen, wir sehen grassierende Ungleichheiten und Konflikte. Wir erkennen, dass unsere Welt vernetzt, komplex und umkämpft
There are manifold similarities between Niger and Mali in terms of their history, geography, demography, societal challenges, and security threats. Nevertheless these two countries differ quite substantively in how stable they are. An article about peacebuilding in West Africa.
Since the rise of globalisation, the world has now become like a small neighbourhood where people can easily interact with each other without facing any serious barriers.
As 2018 marks the 70th anniversary of the founding of UDHR, it is rather timely to reflect – as a community and as an individual – upon the gains and lapses of the implementation of the Declaration amidst the criticisms
Benjamin Disraeli once mentioned that the “youth of a nation are the trustees of posterity”. Given an international landscape whereby the international youth unemployment rate is reported to be high and has been fluctuating in a relatively similar range for
