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Agrar-Atlas

Atlas

On 50 pages, there are numerous illustrations with data and facts about EU agriculture. The atlas is the result of European networking and aims to strengthen civil society and movements in many EU countries, thereby promoting ecological and social change in agriculture and food production.

Node is lost

Heinrich Böll hat einmal das Annexe Inn auf Achill Island besucht

Dossier

The Ocean Atlas

Dossier

Overfishing, the loss of biodiversity, and an immense pollution – the seas are under stress. The Ocean Atlas 2017 delivers in more than 40 infographics and articles all the relevant data, facts and contexts.

Dossier

Geoengineering

Dossier

Our web dossier sheds light on the risks of geoengineering for human rights, indigenous and community rights, peace and democracy, food security, biodiversity and ecosystem integrity.

Democracy

International Politics

Publications

Resilience and Environmental Sustainability of Resettled Enclaves (R.E.S.T.O.R.E) in the Lake Chad Region: Borno State

Policy Report

After years of conflict and displacement, returnees in Borno State (Nigeria) strive to rebuild amid insecurity and environmental challenges. This report analyses existing risks and offers proposals for safe resettlement, climate resilience and sustainable recovery.

Feminist Peacebuilding in 2025: A Note from the Author

Despite 25 years of the Women, Peace and Security agenda, feminist peacebuilding is stalling. Rising militarisation and backlash threaten hard-won norms. The publication calls for a redoubling of efforts rooted in solidarity and structural change.

itelseite einer Publikation mit Logos von Carnegie Europe und Heinrich-Böll-Stiftung, Titel auf Englisch: Rules or Deals? The EU’s Challenge in Regulating Corrosive Capital in the Western Balkans

Rules or Deals? The EU’s Challenge in Regulating Corrosive Capital in the Western Balkans

Policy Paper

The United Arab Emirates has become a major investor in the Western Balkans. With enlargement back on the agenda, the EU must ensure that foreign capital meets rather than undermines its governance standards.

Iliriana Gjoni, Iva Čukić, Alba Cela, Aleksandër Trajçe

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Economy & Social Issues

Ecology

Education & Culture

Africa

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Europe Must Help Africa Break the Cycle of Debt

Analysis

Unsustainable debt burdens and escalating climate shocks have left African economies with little fiscal space to invest in their future. Without a reform of the global financial system, the continent’s development and Europe’s stability face growing risks.

Nana Akufo-Addo, Ulrich Volz

Asia

Thousands of mirrors stand in rows in a desert landscape, with low mountains in the background under a lightly clouded sky.

A Shared Green Future: Why the EU and China Need Each Other in the Energy Transition

Analysis

Diversification strategies in green technology must be technology-specific rather than uniformly applied. Balancing openness with resilience will allow the EU to mitigate supply risks while leveraging China’s scale and innovation capacity.

Belinda Schäpe

Latin America

US Intervention in Venezuela: Europe Must Not Shy Away Now

Der Vorstand der Heinrich-Böll-Stiftung Jan Philipp Albrecht und Imme Scholz auf grünem Hintergrund mit dem Schriftzug "Einmischen - die Vorstandskolumne"

Presidents’ column

With the violation of international law in Venezuela by the US, the hegemonic ambitions of the Trump administration are impossible to ignore. The EU’s hesitant response has weakened the Union at a crucial moment. Where should Europe go from here?

Imme Scholz, Jan Philipp Albrecht

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Middle East & N. Africa

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Gaza’s Feminist Legal Pioneer

Obituary

Islah Hassniyyeh was the first woman in Gaza to open a law firm and campaigned for women's rights with her NGO. In September, the long-standing partner of the Heinrich Böll Foundation died under Israeli blockade. A portrait of a trailblazer.

Dr. Riham Halaseh

North America

Europe

“Training Grounds”: Trump's Attack on Democratic Cities

Analysis

The federal takeover of DC was just the beginning. National Guard troops are mobilizing to more Democratic cities while immigration raids create widespread terror. As protests become pretext for more troops, democracy continues to erode.

Katharina Obser

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