Spotlight Migration and COVID-19

Eine bunte Illustration, die in fünf vertikale Abschnitte unterteilt ist. Jeder Abschnitt zeigt eine Person, die ein grünes Schild mit einem Fragezeichen hält. Die Personen repräsentieren verschiedene Berufe und Szenarien: links ein Mensch in roter Kleidung vor einer Kulisse mit Windrädern und Seilbahnen, daneben ein Arbeiter in gelber Schutzkleidung vor Fabriken mit rauchenden Schornsteinen. In der Mitte steht eine Person vor bekannten Wahrzeichen wie dem Big Ben und dem Brandenburger Tor. Daneben befindet sich eine Person in einem Konferenzsaal, der an die UN erinnert, und rechts eine Person in grüner Kleidung vor einer von Naturkatastrophen betroffenen Landschaft.

Community engagement is key to ensure energy transitions do not perpetuate injustices

01.10.2019 Interview, Climate Change, Energy and Environment

"Just because you phase out coal does not mean everything improves" for local communities, explains a former FES scholar on FES Connect.
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A Filipino nurse’s journey to Germany

25.09.2019 Interview, Displacement, Migration, Integration, Migration policy

Interview with Maria Karen Viola about her motives to come to Germany, the situation in the Philippines and her new life in Freiburg.
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Free trade alone is not a solution in Africa

20.09.2019 News, International Trade Union Policy, Starke Gewerkschaften, Global Economy and Corporate Responsibility

Trade unions should play a central part in the implementation of the African Free Trade Agreement ACFTA argue Greven and Schulz, FES.
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Gruppenfoto von neun Frauen und Männern. Ein Mann hält eine Publikation mit dem TItel "Decentralized Solar in Jordan" in den Händen.

Why Small is Beautiful: Decentralized Small Scale Solar Power can be Lowercase

11.09.2019 Die Welt gerecht gestalten | Climate Change, Energy and Environment News, Die Welt gerecht gestalten, Climate Change, Energy and Environment

Decentralized solar brings many benefits in Jordan. A report by the FES presents solutions and offers recommendations.
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The IMF’s latest victims

05.09.2019 Publikation, Die Welt gerecht gestalten, Global Economy and Corporate Responsibility

The IMF’s belief in ‘expansionary austerity’ would be laughable if it were not so damaging, says Jayati Ghosh on ips-journal.eu.
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A call to arms 2.0

05.09.2019 Publikation, Die Welt gerecht gestalten, Peace and Security

In Colombia, a FARC splinter group has announced rearmament. Is this the end of the peace process? Find out on ips-journal.eu
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Wanted: Private Sponsorship for resettlement

04.09.2019 Displacement, Migration, Integration | Refugee Policy Publikation, Displacement, Migration, Integration, Refugee Policy

Community-based refugee sponsorship in Europe is still in its infancy. A new pilot project in Spain could attract more attention.
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The global footprint of right-wing populists

02.09.2019 News, International Community and Civil Society

The triumph of the right is changing the world order. And Bolsonaro's Brazil is at the forefront of it all, says Katharina Hofmann on ips-journal.eu.
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Western (double) standards

01.09.2019 News, Global Economy and Corporate Responsibility

Criticising China would be more convincing if the same demands were met by the West itself, says Claudia Detsch on ips-journal.eu.
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It’s time to get real about Europe’ just transition

26.08.2019 Climate Change, Energy and Environment, Ökologie

On ips-journal.eu, trade unionist Reiner Hoffmann calls for an investment programme leading the EU into a fair and climate-neutral future
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