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War and Peace

The world is spinning out of control, and new conflicts over the future of the world order are looming. Governing with a state of emergency is becoming the new normality. Meanwhile, new authoritarianisms pose the danger of incalculable social polarization, while the EU is on its way to becoming a military power in its own right. In this context, the Rosa Luxemburg Foundation seeks to provide orientation and analysis. What are the causes of today’s wars and conflicts around the globe? How are the geopolitical and geo-economic changes in and around the EU to be assessed? Which central conflict areas are becoming more strategically important? And what could nuanced left-wing responses look like? 

We develop and discuss approaches towards civil conflict prevention and management, concepts of “positive peace”, and elements of an alternative world economic and trade order. We seek to strengthen institutions of collective security or create new ones. In doing so, we work together with peace movements, civil society organizations committed to peace and development policy, women’s groups, trade unions, oppressed minorities, and more, often within the framework of international organizations. 

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Ovaherero: Germany’s Billions Aren’t Reparations

: Interview 10.08.2026

Namibia’s Nandiuasora Mazeingo on German accountability for genocide and the fight to reclaim looted…

"This War Is a Blessing for the Islamic Regime"

: Interview 31.07.2026

Firoozeh Farvardin reflects on the role of feminism during war and on the struggles over who speaks…

A Greater Israel Stretching as Far as the Litani River?

: Analysis 15.07.2026

On the Expansion of Israeli Power in Lebanon and Syria in Ideology and in Practice.

Inside the Campaign Against UNRWA in Germany

: Studies 07/2026

A new study maps the pro-Israel actors working to cut Palestinian relief agency UNRWA's funding

"Resilience Doesn't Mean Being Strong All the Time"

: Interview 01.07.2026

Theatre director Wisam Al-Deirawi on the psychological burden facing women in Gaza and how art…

Gaza’s Food Sovereignty Crisis

: Analysis 16.06.2026

In Gaza, the hungry forage for food while farmers and seed keepers struggle to preserve Palestinian…

Dispatches From Gaza: Return Us to Ourselves

: Feature 11.06.2026

Palestinian writer Ali Abu Yassin on the silent war - life after the ceasefire

Forcing Refugees To Return to Syria is a Bad Idea

: Comment 11.06.2026

German chancellor Merz wants Syrians gone. But Syria's shattered economy can't absorb forced…

Mali’s Islamists Are on the Rise

: Analysis 02.06.2026

Recent attacks have put the military junta under pressure.

Resisting the Draft in Germany

: Analysis 22.05.2026

German students are protesting conscription, austerity, and the country’s rapid militarisation

Russia's Unions Under Pressure

: Analysis 22.05.2026

Russian trade unions have come into the crosshairs of the state. Can they survive in Putin’s Russia?

Dispatches From Gaza: Murder After Death

: Essay 21.05.2026

Palestinian writer Ali Abu Yassin on the exhumation of Palestinian graves — and what it means to be…

War in Iran, Crisis in South Asia

: Analysis 20.05.2026

The current war in the Persian Gulf threatens to throw millions of people in South Asia into…

“They died with their fists raised”

: Interview 01.05.2026

On May 1 1944, Wehrmacht soldiers shot 200 communists in Athens. Recently photographs of the…

Anticolonial Fraud

: Analysis 22.04.2026

The Kremlin is exploiting anti-imperialist sentiment in Africa to advance its own imperial ambitions

Iran: The Kurdish Factor

: Essay 21.04.2026

Kurds could play their own role in the conflict around Iran: A strategic wildcard