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Week 39: Political disagreement over Middle East peace solutions, chocolate boycott and the future of Ukraine
The vote in the UN General Assembly on September 18, when a majority of member states voted in favor of a resolution calling for Israel to end its occupation of Palestinian land, has stirred emotions. But even within the political parties, last week's debaters do not seem to agree on how Sweden should approach developments in the Middle East. In Swedish […]
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FUF-correspondents, Report
Criticism of the UK's aid cuts - and change is expected to be delayed
War, conflicts and climate change lead to increased needs for aid around the world, mainly in the global south. Despite this, the previous UK government ruled out an increase in aid in the budget, which has been criticized by several aid organisations. The British Labor Party, which recently secured its own majority in parliament, is on the other hand positive about returning to a higher 0,7 percent of GNI.
July 22
Summer tip: Five reports on global development
Strict LGBTQI laws in Uganda, inequality in German-speaking Europe and culture threatened when slums in India are to be upgraded. Development magazine suggests five reports - on these topics, among other things - for the holiday trip, the hammock or the lunch break at the summer job.
July 17
FUF-correspondents, Report
Great challenge with gender equality in German-speaking Europe
In a part of Europe where a woman's role has long meant being a housewife, a new old structure has emerged: female part-time work in combination with unpaid work in the home. As a result, the German-speaking countries have among the largest wage differences between women and men in all of Europe. But today's young people increasingly question the status quo and want to see a change.
June 24th, 2024
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