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  1. Author and critic Elias Khoury

    "Lebanon has always rebelled against political repression"

  2. MEP on Fortress Europe and human rights in the Middle East

    "The European Union allows human rights to be trampled underfoot"

  3. Jamal Khashoggi's murder and U.S. intelligence

    Mohammed bin Salman – from darling to international pariah?

  4. Femicide and coronavirus in the Maghreb

    Algeria's ongoing war against women – #WeLostOneOfUs

  5. Appealing to U.S. President Joe Biden

    Tawakkol Karman: Ending the Yemen war requires U.S. action

  6. Joe Biden and U.S. policy on Turkey

    No more special privileges for Recep Tayyip Erdogan

  1. Teenage pregnancies in Pakistan

    What sex education is really about

  2. Author and critic Elias Khoury

    "Lebanon has always rebelled against political repression"

  3. Interview with a mixed-faith couple

    Experiences in a Christian-Muslim marriage

  4. Women′s rights in Islam

    Can feminism be Islamic?

  5. Joe Biden and U.S. policy on Turkey

    No more special privileges for Recep Tayyip Erdogan

  6. Sex tourism in Egypt

    A bride for the summer

In brief

  • European lawmakers urge action against Israel's "de-facto annexation" of West Bank

  • Group pushes Germany to charge MbS in Khashoggi murder

  • "If the others go I'll go": Inside China's scheme to transfer Uighurs into work

  • "Nobody is safe anymore": Afghans in shock after three female media workers killed

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Dhaka: rickshaw capital of the world

Urban transport concepts in the global South, often promoted by organisations such as the World Bank, aim to encourage motorised private transport – at the expense of non-motorised forms, which have proven cheap and environmentally friendly there over the past century. In Dhaka, the capital of Bangladesh, bans are being imposed on bicycle rickshaws on more and more roads. By Dominik Müller

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