Inger Ashing, head of the aid organization Save the Children, about the shortsightedness of governments, her mother’s old car and the question of how to find hope in the midst of the greatest misery.
Inger Ashing sits in a hotel room in Berlin. She wants to take part in a conference and therefore came from Stockholm in the morning – by plane. She doesn’t really like that herself, after all, the native Swede wants to try to make the world a better place. Ashing, 49, married with three children, is the head of the aid organization Save the Children.