People with a migration background are underrepresented in German parliaments, a study shows. MP Ekin Deligöz on the current situation.

Rising sea levels threaten the existence of the atoll island countries oft he Pacific.

How can intersectional approaches to reducing inequalities be applied in practice? Our partner organizations addressed this question in a new e-booklet. 

Here, the Robert Bosch Academy Fellow discusses the sensitive topic of wartime collaboration between Ukrainians and Russians, the grain deal between the two countries and how Putin was able to deceive the West.

Starting in 2024, the German National Center for Tumor Diseases (NCT) SouthWest will be established. Patients are already benefiting from this exchange – for example, through the Molecular Tumor Board.  

In the first half of 2023, the German government plans to finalise its first strategy on Climate Foreign Policy. It should also contain a way forward for Germany on climate-related migration.

More than 8 million people have had to flee Ukraine since the Russian attack. Vidnova, a fellowship program, supports Ukrainians refugees so they can help the people in their homeland. We spoke to four of them.

The jury has now selected 20 schools from 85 applicants for the German School Award 2023. Find out what was taken into account in the selection process and what happens next.

Is the German government setting the right priorities to ensure high-quality and affordable healthcare in the future? More than half of Germans say no, according to a representative survey commissioned by the Bosch Health Campus of the Robert Bosch Stiftung. 

Racism and anti-Semitism have one thing in common: they devalue people on the basis of their appearance, name, culture, origin or religion. This can take on very different forms. We therefore ask: How do people experience racism and anti-Semitism in their everyday lives? 

Seema Shah from International IDEA talks about today's challenges for global democracy. 

Foundations, associations, and trade unions are all calling on the German government to initiate a long overdue process of reform. 

Every day, the digitalization of our society generates a vast amount of data. But so far, the general public has benefited too little from it. The directors of the new The Data Tank, which is funded by the Robert Bosch Stiftung, explain how we can change this.

"Café Kyiv - We Choose Freedom“ became temporarily the name of Café Moskau in Berlin due to the annual of Russian attacks on Ukraine

Principles for How to Integrate Intersectionality into Social Change Work

Our fellow Orysia Lutsevych, Chatham House, explains why Western unity is so important for peace and how the war is changing Russia's position in the world.

The Foundation will again provide additional funding for Ukraine in 2023.

We spoke to policymakers from Estonia and the Czech Republic about challenges, achievements, and the current situation.

An Interview with Ambassador Dr. Namira Negm, Director of the African Migration Observatory. 

What are the consequences of climate-related migration on human security and geopolitics? What are risks and opportunities? At this year’s Munich Security Conference, we discussed these questions in our side event “Shifting (b)orders? The geopolitics of climate-related migration”.