Only an Inclusive Feminism Is a Strong Feminism Opening Speech Today, in honouring Awa Fall-Diop, we are honouring a most remarkable feminist. In doing so, we will be expanding the space where to encounter others, recognise them, and show our solidarity – across borders. In Senegal there's a word for this : Teranga. Imme Scholz
Hybrid Warfare and Comprehensive Defense: Learning From Ukraine Event Report Russia’s war against Ukraine has forced Europe to rethink what defense means. At Café Kyiv, experts discussed how hybrid attacks target societies far beyond the battlefield - and why resilient democracies require comprehensive defense. Anna Antonina Łysiak
Chernobyl: 40 Years After the Disaster Dossier Forty years after the Chernobyl reactor disaster, Russia is once again jeopardizing nuclear safety in Eastern Europe through direct attacks on nuclear power plants in Ukraine. Our dossier highlights memories and current debates across selected countries.
No Agricultural Transformation Without Feminism Story Feminist struggles do not end in the city: millions of women work in the fields—mostly invisible, often without rights. If you want equality, you have to consider agriculture. And that means redistribution, protection, visibility. Ines Meier
Who Funds and Who Pays Study Private tech money is rapidly accelerating solar geoengineering research. Funding has increased more than tenfold since 2020, largely from the US and UK. Who shapes decisions on these high-risk technologies – investors or democratic debate? Jared Sanborn, J. P. Sapinski
