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‘Angola produces large quantities of oil and diamonds, yet most people don’t see the benefits’
Florindo Chivucute | ANGOLA
ECONOMY | ENVIRONMENT
CENTRAL AFRICA
28.Aug.2025
EN
‘You can’t declare yourself a solution to the climate crisis while handing your ecosystems over to the oil industry’
Emmanuel Musuyu | DRC
ECONOMY | ENVIRONMENT
CENTRAL AFRICA
27.Aug.2025
EN
FR
‘Anticorruption should not be an abstract legal agenda – it must directly improve people’s lives’
Betina Pasteknik | AUSTRIA
GLOBAL GOVERNANCE
GLOBAL
26.Aug.2025
EN
‘Who will take the mic at the United Nations when doing so might cost them their freedom?’
anonymous | EL SALVADOR
GLOBAL GOVERNANCE
GLOBAL
25.Aug.2025
EN
‘Political renewal being taboo, we’re witnessing the perpetuation of an ageing and decadent regime’
Maximilienne Ngo Mbe | CAMEROON
DEMOCRACY
CENTRAL AFRICA
23.Aug.2025
EN
FR
‘Whoever takes office will inherit a divided country and will have to break with an authoritarian legacy’
Gabriela Keseberg Dávalos | BOLIVIA
DEMOCRACY
SOUTH AMERICA
22.Aug.2025
EN
ES
‘It’s unfair to ask communities who live sustainably to bear the costs of the climate crisis’
UDCB | PORTUGAL
ECONOMY | ENVIRONMENT
EUROPE
21.Aug.2025
EN
‘When governments don’t enforce their laws, civil society can – and will – step in’
Jo Dirix | BELGIUM
CONFLICT | CRISIS
EUROPE
20.Aug.2025
EN
‘Peoples have a right to self-determination, whether they are part of an internationally recognised state or not’
Mercè Monje Cano | GLOBAL
GLOBAL GOVERNANCE
GLOBAL
19.Aug.2025
EN
‘Even in wartime, Ukrainians insist on democratic accountability’
Oksana Huss | UKRAINE
FREEDOMS
EUROPE
18.Aug.2025
EN
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