Spotlight: EU Asylum Reform

Blau-grüner Farbverlauf, darauf in Weiß angedeutet die Sterne der EU-Flagge. Diese sind, ebenfalls in Weiß, umrandet von einem Stacheldraht.

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The future of migration and asylum in Europe

A reform of the Common European Asylum System (CEAS) is to be achieved before the end of this European parliamentary term. In view of the renewed increase in the number of people wishing to immigrate to Europe, the debate revolves around isolation and defense. This does not do justice to the manifold aspects of human mobility and bears the risk of taking short-sighted political decisions.

Accompanying the CEAS process, this series of articles opens up German, European and international perspectives on a complex issue.

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A refugee woman with a headscarf works in the training workshop for handicraft training.

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21.11.2024 Displacement, Migration, Integration, Integration Policy, Migration policy

“No one even knows who is in this country.” At least in terms of job market potential, this assertion certainly holds true.
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Drei Mädchen im Austausch über Klimaprojekte bei YNET Vietnam

Open Letter from the Youth of Vietnam on the “Just” Energy Transition

19.11.2024 Climate Change, Energy and Environment

Young people in Vietnam are committed to a just energy transition and are demanding financial support, access to resources, and recognition as important stakeholders.
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A Greek flag and an EU flag fly at the Acropolis in Athens

Sustainable Integration is Pivotal

14.11.2024 Displacement, Migration, Integration, Refugee Policy

Greece plays a central role in the EU Migration Pact, but there is a lack of measures for sustainable integration. What steps are necessary? An interview with Angeliki Dimitriad, Hellenic Foundation for European and Foreign Policy
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Wind of change

12.11.2024 News

In Botswana, the opposition alliance surprisingly wins the election. The peaceful change of government is a signal for the entire region. (IPS article)
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Trump and the Threat of Withdrawal from the Paris Agreement: What Does This Mean for International Climate Processes?

12.11.2024 Climate Change, Energy and Environment

But what do these sobering election results mean just before COP29 in Azerbaijan? Yvonne Blos sheds light on what truly matters now.
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International climate activists are projecting clear demands on the Azerbaijani embassy in London to deliver decisive solutions for climate finance to the COP29 presidency.

“Trillions, Not Billions”: Political Expectations for the UN Climate Change Conference COP29 in Azerbaijan

09.11.2024 Climate Change, Energy and Environment

The COP29 in Azerbaijan is the setting for a global debate: How can trillions of dollars be mobilised for climate protection measures while the Global South is demanding fair support?
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Just City Documentary: What Makes A City Just?

08.11.2024 Climate Change, Energy and Environment

FES Asia communications team went story-hunting on the ground in Bangkok to explore the best answers or solutions for different city-dwellers seeking practical approaches to achieve what could be a just city.
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The light installation entitled ‘Diversity is our strength’ by artist Christoph Stark shines from the roof of a high-rise building. The words Diversity is our home can be read.

Decisive action, smart integration

07.11.2024 Displacement, Migration, Integration, Integration Policy, Migration policy

Chief Administrative Officer of the Federal district of Minden-Lübbecke, Ali Doğan, criticises the ideological narrowing of the migration debate and calls for a stronger focus on opportunities and infrastructure, especially at a local level.
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Panel guests at the peaceptions conference in Berlin

Peaceptions: What is peace?

07.11.2024 Peace and Security

Waging peace is more than just ending war. Besides reducing violent conflict, however, what else is needed for just and enduring peace? The Peaceptions Project of the GIGA and the Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung is dedicated to this question.
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Iryna Pinchuk in a black evening dress in her home country of Ukraine next to border elements.

A progressive approach to explaining migration: A transnational perspective

31.10.2024 Displacement, Migration, Integration, Integration Policy, Migration policy

Iryna Pinchuk fled the war in Ukraine in 2022. She reflects on personal boundaries, identity and the path to her new reality.
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Migration gestalten – gerecht und global!

Zehn Botschaften für einen Perspektivwechsel auf Migration und Mobilität. more