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Wednesday 10 September 2014
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Phil Champain: Food can promote understanding between communities in dispute, as a pop-up restaurant in London aims to show
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Tuesday 9 September 2014
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Jayati Ghosh: Asia’s ‘success’ in reducing poverty uses a flawed system for measuring income and ignores food insecurity
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Monday 8 September 2014
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Tim Jones: Developing countries want an independent process for restructuring debt. But that would spoil the profit party for the west and its banks
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Friday 5 September 2014
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Rachel Noble: As the Nato summit gets under way, the government’s promise to ensure women are fully represented is being put to the test
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Thursday 4 September 2014
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Pauline Oosterhoff: Achieving the non-controversial medical goals of sexual health requires dealing with the controversial aspects of sexual life
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Wednesday 3 September 2014
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Jostein Hauge: A more nuanced breakdown of the numbers suggests that the familiar narrative of a booming continent may be a myth
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Monday 1 September 2014
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Deborah Doane: Third world or global south? Pro-poor or pro-wealth? The term ‘development’ is a minefield that eclipses the real issues
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Thursday 28 August 2014
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Carina Tertsakian: The government is repressing activists such as Pierre Claver Mbonimpa ahead of elections, and donors must respond
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Haoliang Xu: The challenges may seem daunting, but to preserve the environment and provide decent livelihoods, island states need to take a greener, more inclusive approach
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Wednesday 27 August 2014
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Tina Beattie: Women do not seem to have a place in the pope’s vision of a Catholic church that cares for the world’s poor people
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Friday 22 August 2014
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Robtel Neajai Pailey: Relations between the Liberian state and its citizens were already in crisis before the Ebola outbreak made things much worse
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Jayati Ghosh: India cannot support an agreement that ignores food security when millions of its people go to bed hungry each night
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Wednesday 20 August 2014
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Rachel Baird: Reasons given by the bank for refusing to publish findings of an investigation into alleged tax evasion remain unconvincing
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Estee Ward: Foreign donors need to reconsider how their money is being used, as profits are taking precedence over sustainability
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Ashley Birkett: It may sound crazy, but preventing the insects from becoming infected would stop the parasite in its tracks and could save many lives
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