"It's essential for me that the audience grasps the true scale of Sudan's crisis." Interview In April 2023, war broke out in Sudan and is still raging - also in the capital Khartoum. A Sudanese film team captured the lives of five residents before and during the war. Their film is now showing at the Berlinale. Clara Müller spoke to them.
Indigenous Perspectives: The Living Forest Initiative Rights of nature require intercultural dialogue. Indigenous peoples actively advocate for them, but their worldviews and structures often differ from existing legal systems. By Jenny García Ruales
Albanian General Elections 2025: Out with the Old, In with the Same? overview On May 11, 2025, Albania will hold parliamentary elections, the first since officially opening EU accession negotiations. While some significant changes mark this election—most notably, diaspora voting and partial candidate list openness—major systemic factors remain unchanged. The Socialist Party (SP), in power since 2013, appears poised for an unprecedented fourth mandate.
Albanian General Elections 2025: Out with the Old, In with the Same? overview On May 11, 2025, Albania will hold parliamentary elections, the first since officially opening EU accession negotiations. While some significant changes mark this election—most notably, diaspora voting and partial candidate list openness—major systemic factors remain unchanged. The Socialist Party (SP), in power since 2013, appears poised for an unprecedented fourth mandate.
“Green” fertilizer in Africa: no substitute for an agroecological transition Background Instead of replacing chemical fertilizers with “green” nitrogen fertilizers, African countries should reform their fertilizer policies. Dependence on fossil nitrogen fertilizers should be reduced and the transition to agroecology strengthened. By Lena Luig, Ikenna Donald Ofoegbu, Harun Warui and Keren Ben-Zeev
Climate Smart-mining: A New Spin on a Familiar Trouble Article Climate-smart mining appears to be a better alternative to traditional mining, known for its destructive nature. By hyphenating ‘climate’ with smart mining, it is a repackaged tool to attract the mineral-rich but developing countries. By Maya Quirino