D+C 12/2006   Editorial Hans Dembowski: Demanding duty Monitor Multistakeholder initiatives: No substitute for multilateral policy-marking Good evaluation grades for KfW Climate change: Germany supports poor countries Fighting corruption in the pharma trade In dealing with Iran old and new lines of conflict loom Corruption: The World Bank suspends Lahmeyer Asia on track for Millennium Goals Focus: Keeping and building peace Interview with Tilman Evers: “Small beginnings, great potential” of civilian engagement Rolf Paasch: Illusions of intervention in Afghanistan Dominic Johnson: Congo’s recent electoral split Peter Croll and Volker Franke: UN Peacebuilding Commission needs positive notion of peace Francis Rolt: Media’s role is often misunderstood Tribune Martin Menski: GM crops in India: Caution on precautionary principle Corinna Kreidler: Risk of corruption in humanitarian aid Romeo Bertolini, Olaf Nielinger and Monika Muylkens: Prospects for African telecom markets InWEnt Forum Social services: Promoting a human right Development Policy Forum: "We take our partners seriously" Media Rape as a war crime Lobbying guide Taking foreign cultures more seriously Globalisation myths Debate Letters to the editor The new US development aid This is a test A new page forever