Rarely has freedom been discussed so intensively as in the pandemic: the freedom to travel, to move around unrestrictedly, to meet people wherever you want. But how sustainable is such a spatially defined concept of freedom as we face times when places to live are dwindling and climate crises or wars are making whole swathes of land uninhabitable?
We are looking forward to another addition of our traditional European Courtyard Festival! We cordially invite you, your family and friends to celebrate together with the team of the Schwarzkopf Foundation on Saturday, 24 June 2023 from 2 to 5 pm.
The North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) is the central security actor for Europe. It is a defence alliance of 31 European and North American member states that serves the joint protection of its own territories and also pursues the goal of political security and stability. Its importance has been further (…)
Since June 1, 2021, there has been, for the first time, an EU Youth Coordinator in the person of Biliana Sirakova. The creation of this new position is one of the central points of the EU Youth Strategy, which aims to support young people to engage and become active citizens (…)
Since mid-September 2022, thousands of people in Iran have been protesting against the Iranian regime with the slogan "Woman, Life, Freedom". The protests began with the death by police violence of the Iranian Kurdish woman Jina Mahsa Amin, a 22-year-old woman who was arrested by the morality police in Tehran for allegedly violating the state's Hijāb law. Together with you and Sanaz Azimipour, co-founder of the Women* Life Freedom Collective Berlin, which has so far organised the largest demonstration against the Iranian regime outside Iran, we will talk about the current situation in Iran and more.
The Parliament of Georgia, after initially passing the draft law “On Transparency of Foreign Influence” despite public opposition and international apprehension, ultimately decided to reject the law on March 10th following several days of protests by thousands of citizens in Tbilisi. The proposed bill had been widely criticised for restricting (…)
