The BMZ wants to provide around 100 million children worldwide with a meal by 2030 with the help of school meals. However, Welthungerhilfe warns that this should be only one of the building blocks in the long-term fight against hunger.
By David Renke
Development Minister Alabali Radovan and Foreign Minister Wadephul are visiting Africa this week. They are focusing on very different topics.
By David Renke
Washington has sent a high-ranking delegation to the inauguration of Guinea’s President Mamady Doumbouya. A US company’s iron ore project in the country may play a role.
By Arne Schütte
According to a report by the Energy Industries Council, a total of 78 green hydrogen projects are planned on the continent. The lack of progress is due to missing offtake agreements as well as high costs.
By Arne Schütte
In view of the US’ withdrawal from a number of UN organizations, Bonn should make an effort to attract a greater UN presence, according to German Federal Minister for Economic Cooperation and Development Reem Alabali Radovan. Despite cuts to development aid in Germany, such a move would strengthen the country’s role on the global stage.
By David Renke
Frontex reports a reduction in irregular border crossings into the European Union by a quarter. However, critics warn that these figures paint an incomplete picture of migration.
By Lucia Weiß and David Renke
African leaders in the three largest economies rank an economic downturn among the top five risks for their countries. This is according to the Global Risks Report 2026 published by the World Economic Forum on Wednesday. Globally, however, different concerns prevail.
By Lucia Weiß
A lawsuit before the East African Court of Justice aims to annul and repeat recent elections in Tanzania. The elections in October were extremely controversial – and accompanied by state oppression.
By Arne Schütte
Cairo has ambitious goals in the field of renewable energies. The government has now signed contracts with Chinese and Norwegian partners.
By Arne Schütte
