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9. März 2018

Terrorismus, Kriege und Flucht erschüttern die Welt. Auf der 21. Eine-Welt-Landeskonferenz in Bonn diskutieren Referentinnen und Referenten aus Wissenschaft, Politik und Zivilgesellschaft heute und morgen, was sich gegen die globalen Krisen tun lässt. politikorange begleitet die Veranstaltung hier auf dem Blog, Facebook, Twitter und Instagram.

Der Frieden auf der Welt liegt auch in unseren Händen – das ist eine der Botschaften der Eine-Welt-Konferenz. Foto: geralt/Pixabay CC0

Und damit ihr davon nichts verpasst, geht’s hier zu unseren Social-Media-Kanälen!

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Christina Mikalo

schreibt für das Debattenportal sagwas.net. War 2014 beim Bundestag-Workshop für die Jugendpresse unterwegs und ist jetzt Redaktionsleiterin bei der "Eine-Welt-Konferenz".

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