Ukraine

Dossiers

Die Brücke über die Drina oder auch Mehmed-Paša-Sokolović-Brücke (serbokroatisch Most ... in der Stadt als Kontrollpunkt an der Straße von Sarajevo nach Serbien

A Watershed Moment for Bosnia and Herzegovina too?

Published: 1 April 2022

April 6, 2022 marks the 30th anniversary of the outbreak of the Bosnian War - the first war in Europe after World War 2. The reality in Bosnia and Herzegovina to this day is a succession of increasingly severe crises.

Articles

Ending Russia's War in Ukraine

Published: 10 December 2024

The brutal Russian war of aggression against Ukraine and its consequences for Ukrainian society and the future of Europe are the subject of this dossier. Ukrainian partners and pro-green voices from Germany and Europe comment on current developments.

Jamila Schäfer, MdB - gives her laudatory speech at the Anne Klein Women's Award ceremony

“The concept of self-determination has continued to guide your projects in wartime”

Published: 1 March 2024

Laudation

In peacetime, Yuliya Sporysh made empowering young women her mission, strengthening their confidence that they can do anything they set their minds to. In pursuing this mission since 24 September 2022, she has grown into someone even more remarkable, says Jamila Schäfer in her presentation address.

By Jamila Schäfer

Imme Scholz steht hinter einem Redepult. Der Hintergrund ist grün und blau. Vor ihr steht der Anne-Klein-Frauenpreis.

Publications

Trump 2.0 and European cohesion

Published: 17 December 2024

E-paper

Over the last three years, the transatlantic alliance has demonstrated a largely remarkable unity in its support for Ukraine. But the future of US policy under President Trump is particularly uncertain. Given this context, this paper explores how the European Union and its Member States could adjust their Ukraine and NATO policies.

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US Elections and European Cohesion: Scenario Implications for Ukraine and Transatlantic Security

Published: 30 October 2024

Policy Paper

The fate of Ukraine’s battlefield will be decided at the US ballot box. This paper explores how the European Union and its Member States could adjust their Ukraine and NATO policies, depending on the outcome of the US election.

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Democratic Corrosion at the Heart of Europe

Published: 23 January 2024

E-Paper

The Covid-19 pandemic crystalized the myriad challenges facing the modern world like few crises before it. Its impacts were so far reaching, its insights so diverse, that even the metaphors created to understand it spun off their own field of study.

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Effects of a change to fallow land in the EU on the global grain market

Published: 8 April 2022

Due to the war in Ukraine, grain prices have risen sharply. But a reduction in fallow land in the EU would only have a minor effect on the world market price for grain. Therefore, it would be better to provide financial aid to the most vulnerable countries.

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Climate and Energy Partnerships – Hype or Hope?

Published: 28 March 2022

E-Paper

Climate and Energy Partnerships are a key instrument in international climate and energy cooperation and diplomacy. The recommendations in this paper are meant to make Climate and Energy Partnerships into relationships on equal footing and into win-win solutions in the transition to a net zero global economy.

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Ukraine and the European Green Deal

Published: 20 December 2021

E-Paper

To make Europe a climate-neutral continent by 2050, the European Union needs to work closely with its neighbours, including those in the Eastern Partnership. Ukraine was among the first EU neighbours to announce their readiness to contribute to the European Green Deal.

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The Real Price of Coal in the Wartime Donbas: a Human Rights Perspective

Published: 5 April 2017

This publication shows that the price of coal extraction in Donbas is not only its high production cost, but also a number of political and environmental consequences paid for by the people in Donbas and the entire population of Ukraine.

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Diverging Voices, Converging Policies

Published: 23 February 2016

The annexation of Crimea in March 2014 and the launch of a hybrid war against Ukraine was Russia’s answer to the revolution triggered by Euromaidan. In order to explain the differing reactions of individual Visegrad countries, the offices of the Heinrich-Böll-Stiftung in Prague and Warsaw asked their partner organisations to systematically analyse how these countries have dealt with the Russia-Ukraine conflict.

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Ukraine

Dossiers

A Watershed Moment for Bosnia and Herzegovina too?

Articles

Ending Russia's War in Ukraine

“The concept of self-determination has continued to guide your projects in wartime”

Women in Ukraine are important agents of change

Greeting at the award ceremony for the Anne Klein Women's Prize 2024

Lessons from the Kosovo war: no time for European complacency

Transatlantic Unity for a Ukrainian Victory

I am stubborn, and that’s a good thing!

Russia, Ukraine, and the Reshuffling of the European Security Order

Publications

Trump 2.0 and European cohesion

US Elections and European Cohesion: Scenario Implications for Ukraine and Transatlantic Security

Democratic Corrosion at the Heart of Europe

Effects of a change to fallow land in the EU on the global grain market

Climate and Energy Partnerships – Hype or Hope?

Ukraine and the European Green Deal

The Real Price of Coal in the Wartime Donbas: a Human Rights Perspective

Diverging Voices, Converging Policies