If US-North Korea talks fail, nuclear proliferation in Northeast Asia may escalate Published: 18 June 2018 Analysis After several years of fast acceleration in North Korea's missile and nuclear program, this year the Democratic People's Republic of Korea put on the brakes, pursuing instead a “charm offensive”. Mark Fitzpatrick
A Climate-Friendly Response to Trump’s Protectionism Published: 8 June 2018 Comment Rather than allowing itself to be dragged into Donald Trump’s destructive trade games, the European Union should turn them on their head, by introducing a CO2 levy, including border adjustment. Such a response would help protect the environment and boost the EU's own international clout. Barbara Unmüßig, Michael Kellner
Call for Applications: Workshop on Asian-European relations Published: 7 June 2018 Call for Application Apply by the 1st of July to attend the first green open-space workshop on young Asian-European relations: "Our brave new world – valuing human rights across Asian-European borders".
Malaysia’s Reformasi Movement Lives Up To Its Name Published: 1 June 2018 A revolution took place in Malaysia on May 9, 2018. It was a silent and peaceful one, amazingly achieved through the ballot box, and is therefore not noticed for what it is. But it is a revolution nevertheless. Ooi Kee Beng
Cape Town Office - South Africa, Namibia, Zimbabwe Published: 28 May 2018 The Heinrich Böll Foundation has been active in Southern Africa since 1989 and for many years has focused on supporting civil society actors in the region. Since 2007, the Foundation has acted more at the interface between civil society and parliaments.
Vulnerability and chaos in the Hungarian healthcare system Published: 21 May 2018 A crucially necessary reform of the healthcare system has been awaiting Hungary since the transition from the communist era. The Orbán Government would have had a historical chance - but healthcare just keeps drifting along. Dr Rita Lénárd