How Can Europe and the United States Make Their Energy Infrastructure Fit for the Future? 29 May 2015 Published: May 2015 How can the transatlantic exchange help to make energy infrastructure compatible with a transition to a low-carbon energy system? What new opportunities arise from investments in smart energy infrastructure? Which governance options can provide for effective, coherent and democratic energy infrastructure planning and what role can regional cooperation play in this regard?
The Greek Surge against Austerity: A Blessing or a Curse for the Eurozone? 22 April 2015 Published: April 2015 By the end of 2015, will we have a better eurozone and a better Greece or will we have to face a failed eurozone and a failed state?
Fukushima: Four Years Later 20 April 2015 This report presents the main arguments that haven been discussed at the Böll Lunch Debateconference 'Fukushima: Four Years Later' (Brussels, March 4 2015).
From Fukushima to Hinkley 20 April 2015 This report presents the main arguments that haven been discussed at the conference 'From Fukushima to Hinkley: Dismantling the nuclear argument for a sustainable energy future' (London, March 5 2015).
The Shockwave Effect of the Greek Election: the End of Austerity or the Beginning of the End of the Eurozone as We Know It? 20 March 2015 Published: March 2015 How will the Greek election result, the policy of the new Greek government and the EU’s way of dealing with it affect the elections in Portugal and Spain, the situation in the Eurozone and the European project as a whole?
Effects and Challenges of the Media Coverage of Violence against Women on Feminicide 13 February 2015 Patricia Jimenez Published: March 2014 What are the effects and consequences of the media treatment of violence against women on feminicide?
The Conflict in Syria and the Responsibility of the European Union 21 January 2015 Published: January 2015 What is the strategy of the European Union and the US behind their war against ISIS? How can the EU and the international community play a more constructive role in Syria and Iraq?
Hungary, Romania 1989-2014: Problem Children of the Revolution 17 December 2014 Published: December 2014 Romania and Hungary: different countries, different histories, different roads travelled, but the questions to be asked are the same: where did things go wrong, what is it the EU could have done differently and what needs to be done to keep both countries on the right track and offer a positive perspective to the people?
The Russian-Ukrainian Conflict and the European Union 8 December 2014 Published: December 2014 Are the Western sanctions against Russia working, how long should they remain in force and are there any other means to influence Russia’s politics? What else is it the EU can do to strengthen Ukraine? Is a long-term EU membership for Ukraine feasible and how would Russia react to that? What exactly is the driving force behind Putin’s policy towards Ukraine and how can EU-Russian relations evolve under such hostile circumstances?
Green Jobs Tour 2014 28 November 2014 Published: December 2014 At the top of a spoil heap in Loos-en-Gohelle, participants from the Heinrich-Böll-Stiftung’s Green Jobs Tour 2014 reflected on their 7-day journey through Poland, Germany and France.
