International Conference: Europe‘s Future – Your Future Published: 9 October 2013 Friday, October 18th 2013, 9.45am – 7pm. The conference is part of the 3-days Berlin international Congress with experts from the political and scientific community, workshops and networking sessions.
India: Is the giant winning the battle against poverty? Published: 3 March 2014 How successful is India in its struggle against poverty? India's national Planning Commission recently claimed that within 7 years, the number of poor in India has declined by 22 per cent. These numbers are being challenged by many experts, according whom India's economic growth has left behind many more people. By Caroline Bertram
European Climate Leadership under Siege – the 2030 Climate and Energy Debate Published: 7 October 2013 The European Union has long proclaimed itself a leader of global climate ambition and a champion of the low carbon economy. Due to the influence of powerful interest groups, Europe might roll back its commitment to combating climate change. By Silvia Brugger
Nature, Inc.? Published: 19 September 2013 As old methods have lost credibility, some governments, economists and international institutions like the UN Environment Programme have adopted a new approach, based on the view that nature is an “ecosystem service” provider. In doing so, they have shifted the onus of addressing environmental risk onto the private sector and market-based mechanisms. By Barbara Unmüßig
Quo vadis Armenia: North or West? Published: 20 September 2013 Just one month after Wladimir Putin's official visit to Azerbaijan, where the chance for signing a binding trade agreement between Baku and Moscow was squandered, the Russian president welcomed his Armenian counterpart in Moscow. It's the latter who made headlines on September 3rd by surprisingly announcing that Armenia would join the Russian-led Customs Union. By Nino Lejava and Konstanty Kuzma
Interview about Syria: "The world should do something serious and do it quickly." Published: 9 September 2013 The regime must not remain unpunished for the use of chemical weapons. If the U.S. and its allies do not act, the people themselves will feel even more isolated than before, and they will learn that there are no limits to the brutality.
Who we are and what we want Published: 5 June 2019 Fostering democracy and upholding human rights, taking action to prevent the destruction of the global ecosystem, advancing equalit between women and men, securing peace through confict prevention in crisis zones, and defending the freedom of individuals against excessive state and economic power – these are the objectives that drive the ideas and actions of the Heinrich Böll Foundation.
Opening Remarks: The future of arms control Published: 9 September 2013 Introduction to the panel discussion "The future of arms control - Cooperative arms limitations and reductions in times of global change" by Ralf Fücks, president of the Heinrich Böll Foundation. By Ralf Fücks
The grief of Czech politics Published: 31 July 2013 The political crisis in the Czech Republic, which led to the fall of the government, was triggered by police investigation. The prosecution of three former MPs in the country triggered heated debates and reactions. By Václav Láska
Emphasis is not being placed on the rule of law Published: 23 August 2013 In an interview, political scientist Vladimíra Dvořáková of the University of Economics, Prague, enumerates the causes of the current turbulence on the Czech political scene.