Feminist Foreign Policy and the South Caucasus This dossier looks at the possibility of feminist foreign policy in the context of the South Caucasus, a region coined by armed conflict, destabilizing external interference and military threat, and all but feminist governments
Trade, politics and the future: Which path should Europe choose in supply chains? News Europe stands at a crossroads. Should it build its trade relations on fundamental values such as human rights, environmental sustainability, and labor rights—or align them with geopolitical interests? In our recent panel held in Berlin, we discussed the role of supply chains in German-Turkish relations.
In memory of Antonie Nord: Two days in Istanbul Obituary As the Istanbul office, we remember Dr. Antonie Nord, head of the Heinrich Böll Stiftung’s Department for International Cooperation, who passed away in mid-May, and the two days we spent with her.
“Go and see” to return: Turkish policy and Syrian reality Article While the fall of the Syrian regime on 8 December 2024 has significantly changed the political landscape, conditions in Syria are insufficient and unsafe for large-scale returns. From this perspective, Turkey’s “go-and-see” visit policy allows Syrians under temporary protection to assess the situation first-hand before deciding whether to return. By Omar Kadkoy
Western Anatolia: Agroecological knowledge systems in practice Article Knowledge about how to farm is never static, it shifts with changing realities. In the Anatolian village of Karagömlek, rural depopulation and industrial inputs reshape local farming. This article explores, why Agroecology offers a critical perspective for the future.
