Posts by cyclingeconomics

18 Nov

Entrepreneurship and tech, Lifestyle

Cows – The future of India’s food supply

• November 18, 2023
• By cyclingeconomics
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Global turbulence is testing the resilience of global food systems. By 2032, South Asia and Southeast Asia in particular, with India as...

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04 Nov

Lifestyle, Politics

African conflict trends

• November 4, 2023
• By cyclingeconomics
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In 2023, Niger and Gabon closed the Sahel coup belt from the Atlantic to the Pacific. This was followed by an explosion of violence. Bu...

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31 Oct

Politics

India on the move – services, pharmaceuticals and jewelry

• November 2, 2023
• By cyclingeconomics
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While the rest of the world suffers from the aftermath of the COVID-19 pandemic, India is experiencing an impressive economic renaissan...

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21 Oct

Politics

State of Democracy in Eastern Europe – Voter Turnouts since the fall of communism

• October 21, 2023
• By cyclingeconomics
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When the glory of change faded and populism strengthened. An analysis of voter turnout since the fall of communism. With Poland, Slo...

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14 Oct

Lifestyle, Politics

Africa’s Colonial Legacy and the Cold Warrior Takeover

• October 14, 2023
• By cyclingeconomics
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The influence of foreign powers did not end with the end of the great colonial empires, when France, Great Britain and Portugal were sw...

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14 Oct

Lifestyle, Politics

The era of the slave traders in Africa

• October 14, 2023
• By cyclingeconomics
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The discovery of the Americas in 1492 gave Europeans access to almost inexhaustible reserves of raw materials in mines and on plantatio...

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14 Oct

Uncategorized

Europe’s Race for Africa and the Colonial Era

• October 14, 2023
• By cyclingeconomics
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Europe's race for Africa, "the scramble for Africa", began around 1880. By means of hundreds of agreements, the Europeans defined the b...

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14 Oct

Entrepreneurship and tech, Lifestyle, Politics

Africans lay the foundation for their country

• October 14, 2023
• By cyclingeconomics
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From a low level, but clearly visible, the first islands of development are rising in Africa, and they are spreading. The greatest chal...

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14 Oct

Entrepreneurship and tech, Lifestyle

A bicycle workshop in Nairobi – business for little people

• October 14, 2023
• By cyclingeconomics
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Talent and determination, Michael built himself a small bicycle shop and became the first port of call for Nairobi's small cycling comm...

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14 Oct

Uncategorized

Ethiopia: The Chinese Dragon Flies Ahead

• November 3, 2023
• By cyclingeconomics
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If you want to travel to the federal republic in the Ethiopian highlands, you first have to climb 2,000 to 3,000 metres in altitude fro...

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