Spotlight Migration and COVID-19

Five Suggestions for Africa Policy after the German Federal Elections

04.03.2025 Publikation, News

The new German government will have to play a leading role on Africa policy within the European Union. Henrik Maihack, Head of the Africa Department at Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung (FES), puts forward five suggestions for the new German government’s...
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Roll-up with New Zealand Labour Party slogan with the words "In it for you" in English and Maori.

New Zealand Labour building a base with new Kiwis

27.02.2025 Displacement, Migration, Integration, Integration Policy

MP Phil Twyford believes the future of social democracy in New Zealand rests on how well the party reaches out to former migrant and refugee communities.
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View of a poster with the word Europe through a pedestrian passage at the EU Parliament in Brussels.

The way out of the crisis: a strong social Europe

25.02.2025 Politik für Europa

The future of Europe is at stake, but does Europe have a chance to emerge stronger from this situation? A joint series of articles in cooperation with Social Europe sheds light on this topic.
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A glazier stands in the firing hall of the Meissen porcelain manufactory and glazes porcelain bowls.

Diversity is not a trend, but a significant driver of business success

13.02.2025 Displacement, Migration, Integration, Integration Policy

"Diversity is a driver of real innovative power", says Sylvia Pfefferkorn from “Wirtschaft für ein Weltoffenes Sachsen e.V.”. What are the required framework conditions that ensure good integration into the labour market?
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Who will fill the gap?

07.02.2025

The planned withdrawal of US development aid is causing irritation and uncertainty. South Africa even faces absurd accusations, reports FES South Africa director Uta Dirksen in IPS Journal.
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Pictures of Jewish families in the exhibition at the ‘Topography of Terror’ museum in Berlin

The Past as a Process: Why History Education Must Look Beyond 1933–1945

06.02.2025 Interview, Displacement, Migration, Integration, Integration Policy, Aus Geschichte lernen

“In light of the rise in national populism and right-wing extremism, it is crucial that the migration history of both Germany and Europe as a whole be integrated into the culture of remembrance,” contends educational scientist Professor Astrid...
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Venezuelan migrants show their passports.

Migration as a development opportunity: insights from Venezuela

30.01.2025 Displacement, Migration, Integration, Migration policy

Using the example of Venezuelan migrants, regional studies show how receiving countries in Latin America already benefit economically. But the potential is far greater.
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3D rendering of human figures with a net-like structure in orange against a dark blue background.

Study: The radical right’s international networks

What are the driving forces behind the rise of right-wing movements, and what can progressive forces do to counter them? An analysis of the strategies of international right-wing networks.
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A man wearing a T-shirt showing Viktor Orban and Donald Trump, attends a "peace march" in support of Prime Minister Viktor Orbán and his party in Budapest.

What society needs is a countermovement to the radical right

24.01.2025

The radical right is increasingly engaging in cross-border networking to export their ideologies worldwide. Thomas Greven analyses the strategies used to do so and proposes ways of countering them.
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Participants of the Feminist Forum on Migration & Displacement 2024 working on a wall poster.

Care Work at a Cost: The Plight of Migrant Domestic Workers

23.01.2025 Displacement, Migration, Integration, Migration policy, Gender Weltweit

There is a need for intersectional feminist policies and collective action to address the conditions of migrant domestic workers. An article on the Feminist Forum on Migration and Displacement.
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