The Urban Amazon: The De-structuring of communities by cities Analysis The pre-colonial human presence in the Amazon proves that there is no contradiction between preserving the forest and human presence. However, regional arrangements of villages and communities have been threatened by the imposition of cities that also threaten the forest. Ana Cláudia Cardoso
BRICS: Southeast Asian Countries Create Options in A Multipolar World Analysis Southeast Asia’s deepening ties with BRICS reflect a push to diversify partnerships and strengthen their voice in global governance. With Indonesia joining and others showing interest, BRICS is seen as a platform for cooperation, not opposition to the West. Johanna Son
Sustainable Development and the Crisis of US Hegemony Speech Has time been called on the Sustainable Development Goals? Adam Tooze argues in his keynote speech at the Berlin Forum on Global Cooperation 2025, that the Sustainable Development Agenda has always been in conflict with U.S. hegemony.
The Presidents' Column - All Articles Presidents' column With this column, the board of the Heinrich Böll Foundation contributes monthly to the current political and social discourse. An overview of all articles by Jan Philipp Albrecht and Imme Scholz.
25th Foreign Policy Conference Dossier In an increasingly fragmented world, it is time to rethink peace and security. What does it take to reclaim these concepts from a progressive, green perspective? These questions will be explored at our Annual Foreign Policy Conference.
Welcome to the website of the Heinrich-Böll-Stiftung Video Transcript To help you find your way around the website, we have compiled some tips on how to use it.
100 Days of Merz: Election Gifts for the Few Instead of Prosperity for All Presidents' column The federal government has unprecedented funds at its disposal but fails to use them for necessary modernization. In doing so, it jeopardizes Germany’s economic future and the prospects of coming generations. Jan Philipp Albrecht
COP30 Without the US: Climate Negotiations in Brazil Under Pressure Analysis Brazil is positioning itself as an important player for multilateralism and international law in global crises and geopolitical upheavals. This raises high hopes for COP30 in November under the Brazilian presidency – but the challenges are also immense. Linda Schneider , Liane Schalatek, Marcelo Montenegro, Regine Schönenberg
