European integration | 04.03.2022 The return of ‘Cold War’ refugee policy It’s good that the EU has opened its border for Ukrainians. Yet it only welcomes politically desirable refugees — and not everyone seeking protection
Democracy and society | 29.03.2021 Europe cannot allow itself to be blackmailed forever Last week, European leaders decided to extend the EU-Turkey refugee deal. But the agreement has been a complete disaster. Europe needs a new strategy
Japan’s feminist reckoning In World War II, the Japanese Army forced women and girls into sexual slavery. With ‘Me too’ gaining momentum, it’s time to reckon with the past
‘Every woman around the world has something to learn from Cameroonian women’ Winner of the German Africa Prize, Sally Mboumien, on the ongoing civil war in Cameroon, violence against women and their fight for peace
Hope, struggles and the call for true leadership In the upcoming elections, the Congolese are driven by the wish for a leader who’s love for their country will spurt political action