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The breast milk of mothers has been described as the closest thing there is to a ‘silver bullet’ when trying

The Irish Presidency of the European Council is well underway – but what does this mean for the development agenda

In one of his less well-known war poems Wilfred Owen looks forward to a future when men and women no

Recent months have seen a storm of criticism and comment of Trócaire’s campaign to boycott goods from Israeli settlements in

Having lived for years in African countries and loving the wonderful sunny climates there, I became very negative towards Ireland’s

From the cartoon archives, Debt 04 by Bruce Petty. Thinking about using cartoons, photographs, statistics, maps or UN reports with

Future engineers, scientists and researchers are in no short supply of creative solutions to the challenges of global poverty, reports

Happy New Year to our readers (teachers, students, newbies and veterans)! For those out there who have been wondering why we’ve

Francesca Hunt reports on using virtual technologies as a teaching tool for exploring world development issues with her primary school

“The test of our progress is not whether we add more to the abundance of those who have much; it