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Africa

The Dangerous Others

Xenophobia in South Africa is higher than anywhere else in the world.

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Uganda's Lost Girls

Former girls soldiers in Northern Uganda still face tremendous problems. We can help them.

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Juba Youth

Five shortfilms from a newborn country: South Sudan.

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Boards That Mean the World

What does skating have to do with art?

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A New Mindset Arising

Young Africans don't want to be seen as charity receivers any longer. They want to act themselves.

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Closing the Gap With Sport

Supporting youngsters through sport programmes has become a part of South Africa's policies.

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The Trauma of Child Soldiers

What happens to a child after having been abused as a soldier?

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Africa's Amazing Tech Potential

Believing in young talented Africans pays off. Read about the success stories.

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Asia

An Armchair Hits the Road

Travelling with an armchair certainly presents some challenges. But it results in the very best stories.

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Frontiers, Fringes and Farmifications

Speculative Design has a lot to offer: for instance for joystick factory workers in China.

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China's Post-90 Generation

China's youth have different desires and attitudes than their parents. Are they reshaping their society?

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Where the Secret Service Is Still Called the KGB

This isn't the last dictatorship in Europe, it is the first one in the 21st century

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Girls Not Brides

Millions of girls are being married off even before they complete school. They won't ever be able to live prosperous lives.

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Boards That Mean the World

What does skating have to do with art?

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Frenetic Standstill

Turkey recovered rapidly from the economic and financial crisis and is now booming once more.

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Skills and Education for Bali’s Youth

Thinking about Bali, a tropical holiday island comes in mind. But the touristic paradise is not paradisical for its inhabitants at all.

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Europe

Fighting Intolerance

Thanks to a young entrepreneur, Swedish companies finally start employing immigrant workers.

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Kinky-Curled Woman in a White World

How an online beauty portal can boost the self-confidence of black woman.

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Living the Dream

Haven't you too dreamt of becoming a rock star when you were a child? Sometimes this dream comes true...

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Interview: Fair Fashion on the Catwalk

Ethical fashion conquers the world couture capital Paris: Good-bye hippe hemp sack, hello haute couture!

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The World We Want!

What do young people expect from the future? What ideas do they have?

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Hotel Mum

In what countries do young people stay the longest at Hotel Mum? Have a look at European youngsters.

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The Rockstars of Business

When youngsters want to set up their own businesses, experienced entrepreneurs can support them.

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Escaping the Violence

Young Muslims in Germany grow up caught between two worlds. Some of them resort to violence.

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Latin America

Alma – A Tale of Violence

Alma has been a member of one of Guatemala's most brutal gangs. Watch her video testimony.

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The New Faces of the Favela

Young people from the favelas can be so much more than just members of a drug gang.

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Drug Policy in Latin America

Could the legalization of drugs be a solution for Latin America?

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Solar Powered Hearing Aids in Botswana and Brazil

How deaf people help each other producing Solar powered hearing aids

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Drug War in Mexico: A Bounty on Bloggers

Mexicans use blogs, Facebook and Twitter to battle the media’s silence about the war on drugs.

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An Armchair Hits the Road

Travelling with an armchair certainly presents some challenges. But it results in the very best stories.

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Senegalese Children: Exploited and Neglected

Too many Sengalese children go begging in the streets. Many are even sent out by their parents or teachers.

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The Story of Medellín: From a Drug Behemoth to a Model City

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Middle East

Schaduf: Edible Green Roofs in Egypt

How to turn Cairos concrete forest into an edible paradise.

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Tell me About Your Life

Where do you meet up with you friends? What do you dream of? How did you fall in love? Students from Bethlehem tell about their lives.

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Interview: "A message of Freedom"

Women' soccer in Palestine: Despite the checkpoints and the war, palestinian soccer players pass a message of freedom.

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Escaping the Violence

Young Muslims in Germany grow up caught between two worlds. Some of them resort to violence.

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Skills and Education for Bali’s Youth

Thinking about Bali, a tropical holiday island comes in mind. But the touristic paradise is not paradisical for its inhabitants at all.

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Magic Can Happen

Some say music can change the world. Hip-hop music definitely does, according to Ben Herson.

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Interview: "I Try to Break the Taboos"

Female politican Shukira Barakzai talks about enduring traditions, misguided policies and bomb attacks.

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Lands of the Arab Spring

The “land question” is raging across the Middle East and North Africa Region.

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North America

Half Empty - The Food Crisis in America

A complex theme in easily comprehensible illustrations: A comic about America's food crisis.

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Editorial

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Make Love, Not Porn

The plattform makelovenotporn.tv turns sex education into something sexy.

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Interview: Homegrown Gourmet Fungi

We talk about a decorative solution for home gardening with mushboo-founder Matt Unger.

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Editorial

Almost one third of the global population suffer from hunger and malnutrition – we must not accept that.

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Interview: "The Games Alone Are Not Enough"

Is Sport political?

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Environmental Activists Take Back the Power

Governments are no longer the ones who rule the world, the power shifted to global megacorporations.

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Interview: The Magic Pill?

Sri Lanka: Why is sport so important for people with disabilities?

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International

The Lost Soils

Land degradation threatens one quarter of Earth’s soils. A global initiative wants to raise awareness.

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“We Don’t Need This Kind of Capital Investment”

Thilo Bode explains how the NGO foodwatch achieved that banks withdraw from food speculation.

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Magic Can Happen

Some say music can change the world. Hip-hop music definitely does, according to Ben Herson.

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Interview: The Millenial-Generation

Examining the Millenial-Generation: When does adulthood start?

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“We Need a New Planetary Civil Society!”

The problem lies not in food production, but in access to food. We are letting them starve - but we are not the perpetrators says Jean Ziegler.

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Taking the Pulse of Youth Culture

The radio magazine "Pulse" introduces you to individuals having an impact - both in Europe and beyond.

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One Billion Hungry – Can We Feed the World?

Hunger and malnutrition are on the rise. But there is a way to feed everybody.

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Cracking Down on Speculation

How speculation on food commodities raises food prices in developing countries.

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