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With the World's Attention on Ukraine, Suffering Is Rising Elsewhere - Joost Bastmeijer / DER SPIEGEL

With the World's Attention on Ukraine, Suffering Is Rising Elsewhere - Joost Bastmeijer / DER SPIEGEL

Humanitarian Catastrophe in Somalia With the World's Attention on Ukraine, Suffering Is Rising Elsewhere

Ukraine isn't the only place where children are dying because of the Russian invasion. With all attention on the war there, aid money is drying up in other regions – including in Somalia, which is experiencing a devastating drought. By Heiner Hoffmann in Somalia

Religion and Climate Change Fuel Chaos in Sahel - Stuart Price/ AP

Religion and Climate Change Fuel Chaos in Sahel - Stuart Price/ AP

Africa's Belt of Misery Religion and Climate Change Fuel Chaos in Sahel

Bloody conflicts in a band of Africa stretching from Senegal to Somalia are hampering efforts to bring progress to the troubled region. Muslims are increasingly pitted against Christians, and nomads against sedentary farmers. Matters are made worse by climate change and a flood of weapons. Von Horand Knaup

'There Is No Reason for Somalis to Starve' - Mohamed Sahal Gerlach

'There Is No Reason for Somalis to Starve' - Mohamed Sahal Gerlach

One Man's Plan for a Lost Country 'There Is No Reason for Somalis to Starve'

A Somali politician living in Berlin has a simple plan for his country: He wants German construction aid to build a small harbor complex in Somalia's Galmudug region that he says could help stimulate the local economy and lift people out of poverty. With civil war, Islamist gunmen and pirates, however, that is easier said than done. Von SPIEGEL ONLINE Staff

'The Problems Don't Disappear with Sacks of Rice' - ? Omar Faruk / Reuters/ REUTERS

'The Problems Don't Disappear with Sacks of Rice' - ? Omar Faruk / Reuters/ REUTERS

Development Aid for Africa 'The Problems Don't Disappear with Sacks of Rice'

Does aid to Africa do more harm than help? In a SPIEGEL interview, Zambian author and economist Dambisa Moyo explains how Western efforts have stalled real progress in Africa for the last 40 years and why it should be stopped. Africans, she argues, need to finally take responsibility for themselves.

The Birth of a City Putting Down Roots in a Refugee Camp

The Dadaab refugee camp in Kenya is the world's largest. The machinery of international famine relief is in full gear there, but hundreds of thousands of people may become long-term residents. Conditions have prompted a camp manager to transform a temporary refuge into a city of the future. Von Dialika Krahe

'Anyone Can Toss Around Big Numbers' - MUSTAFA ABDI/ AFP

'Anyone Can Toss Around Big Numbers' - MUSTAFA ABDI/ AFP

German Development Minister on Africa Famine 'Anyone Can Toss Around Big Numbers'

In a SPIEGEL interview, German Development Minister Dirk Niebel discusses the current famine in Africa, criticism of his country's contribution to fighting the catastrophe and why he believes aid policies must be mutually beneficial to donors and recipients in the age of globalization.

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