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Author interview: The story inside a refugee
To register » Marzieh Kheir Khah was born in Afghanistan in 1996. The following year, she and her family flee to Iran, which is the beginning of a long journey to Europe and Sweden, where she arrives herself in 2015. The flight is painful and characterized by uncertainty, people smugglers and a constant worry to not survive. Now Marzieh is current with […]
November 28
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Hope for peace in war-torn Ethiopia after ceasefire agreement
One of the bloodiest conflicts of the 2000st century has been fought in Ethiopia since November 2020. A solution has seemed far away. But in early November came the surprising announcement that a ceasefire had been reached. Liisa Laakso, Senior Researcher at the Nordic Africa Institute, explains how the friction between the Ethiopian state and the People's Liberation Front in Tigray led to war - and how they have managed to reach a ceasefire.
Of: Elianne Kjellman, December 2, 2022
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The standard of living is falling in 90 percent of the world's countries
The combined effects of climate change, the corona pandemic and the war in Ukraine are putting pressure on the standard of living in the world. The UNDP's annual report warns that human development has deteriorated in nine out of ten countries in the world. South Sudan is one of them.
Of: Sandra Duru, December 6, 2022
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Why including women in discussions about water resources is so important
Access to safe water and sanitation has been recognized as both a basic human right under international law and an important objective for the international community through its inclusion in the United Nations (UN) Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). Equitable access to water contributes to the achievement of key objectives, including gender equality, climate resilience, and peace and security.
Of: Florien van Weerelt and Isabella Olsson, December 1, 2022
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One of the bloodiest conflicts of the 2000st century has been fought in Ethiopia since November 2020. A solution has seemed far away. But in early November came the surprising announcement that a ceasefire had been reached. Liisa Laakso, Senior Researcher at The Nordic Africa Institute, explains how the friction between the Ethiopian state and the People's Liberation Front in Tigray led to war – and how they have managed to reach a ceasefire.
Hope for peace in war-torn Ethiopia after ceasefire agreement - FUF.se
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For the past two years, the Ethiopian region of Tigray has been plagued by brutal fighting. Now the Ethiopian state and the Tigray People's Liberation Front (TPLF) have reached a ceasefire. Pictured: A destroyed s...
Water related challenges constitute some of the biggest challenges the world is facing today, with over two billion people lacking access to safely managed drinking water at home. Yet, the global water crisis is not gender neutral, and women and girls are disproportionately impacted by water and sanitation shortages, according to LM International.
Why including women in discussions about water resources is so important – FUF.se
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Water related challenges constitute some of the biggest challenges the world is facing today, and the global water crisis is not gender neutral. But water diplomacy, defined as cooperation over the ma...
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