On November 21, 2024, partner organizations, friends, guests, and the staff of the Rosa Luxemburg Foundation gathered for a small celebration in the garden of the foundation’s office.
In the fall of 2014, the Rosa Luxemburg Foundation opened its North Africa office. Based in Tunis, the foundation works in Egypt, Algeria, Libya, Morocco, Sudan, and Tunisia.
The topics of collaboration with local non-governmental organizations, trade unions, academia, media, and experts span from economic development, climate protection, and food sovereignty to open and democratic societies, EU-North Africa relations, and postcolonial memory and history.
Over the past years, the Rosa Luxemburg Foundation has successfully built a vibrant network of partners in the North African region to strengthen civil society and academic exchanges between both sides of the Mediterranean. These important connections between progressive forces in the Global North and South endure despite political differences during times of international tensions, conflicts, and crises. Good and, above all, honest relationships do not shy away from addressing disagreements.
The RLS’s stance on conflicts and wars and its commitment to universal human right is clear. International law and its advancement to support the individual development of every human being is our shared historical responsibility. In this spirit, the Rosa Luxemburg Foundation advocates for the victims of the largely forgotten conflict in our region, in Sudan.
The Rosa Luxemburg Foundation also emphasizes the responsibility of combating climate change, which is primarily caused by wealthy industrialized nations. To prevent tragedies like the one in the Libyan city of Derna, every effort must be made to swiftly reduce greenhouse gas emissions. The Rosa Luxemburg Foundation is committed to promoting equitable climate protection worldwide, including through its participation in UN climate conferences.
The Rosa Luxemburg Foundation team extends its heartfelt thanks to everyone who has contributed to the success of its projects and programs over the past ten years for their commitment and enthusiasm for dialogue!
Proud to launch the first Rosa Reading Festival! 📚✨
This year’s theme: Literature & Migration, with amazing guest speakers.
📅 5–7 December
📍 Hotel Campanile El Mechtel, Tunis
🔗 Full program here https://t.co/ay2nyKlWP4
Open to everyone!
فخورون بإطلاق أول مهرجان روزا للقراءة! 📚✨
دورتنا الأولى بعنوان الأدب والهجرة بمشاركة ضيوف مميزين.
📅 5–7 ديسمبر
📍 نزل المشتل – تونس
🔗 البرنامج الكامل هنا: https://t.co/ohJyoJ1ECG
الدعوة مفتوحة للجميع!
Radical abolitionist John Brown was executed on this day in 1859 for trying to spark a revolution to free millions held in bondage.
“I have only a short time to live, only one death to die, and I will die fighting for this cause.”
Until recently, the West enthusiastically promoted a corporate-led “Green Deal” as the cure to its economic woes. These days, however, Western spending policy looks more and more like a “War Deal”. https://t.co/gUOGcl4zaN
Rosa Parks’s courageous stand on a Montgomery bus in December 1955 is now American legend, yet her political voice and radicalism are still largely unrecognized.
https://t.co/7U5Cd6rdOE
Our December Event Highlights 📌
Curious about what’s coming up at the Rosa Luxemburg Foundation? You can find all events in the calendar on our website: https://t.co/zLTdruB2Tc
📢 Online Event | Coming Back Is Not Going Home
One year after the fall of Assad, “return” is still shaped by displacement, insecurity & political pressure. What does just, voluntary return mean for Syrians today?
https://t.co/m5djomLCGu
#OnThisDay in 1955, Rosa Parks refuses to give up her seat on a Montgomery bus. Her arrest triggers the year-long bus boycott led by Martin Luther King Jr., ending segregation on public transport and marking a turning point in the US civil rights movement.
In a world of reactionary nostalgia and far-right revival, Marx’s words remind us: liberation means imagining what has yet to be built, not clinging to what’s been lost.
The International Centre for Migration Policy Development is a key actor in expanding the European border regime. Our latest study documents its formative years, shedding more light on this vital but often overlooked institution. https://t.co/yiS5zCnYNW
The recent killing of a popular Malian TikToker has brought fresh global focus to the ongoing insurgency in the Sahel. To understand its dynamics, we spoke with expert Alex Thurston about the evolving jihadi insurgency in West Africa. https://t.co/IEC8gyBIBA
من ستوكهولم إلى باكو، تتكرر الوعود المناخية بينما تتوسع مصالح رأس المال على حساب العدالة البيئية.
مقال جديد لرامز صلاح يفكك بنية القمم المناخية ويكشف لماذا تبقى حلول الأزمة رهينة السوق والديون.
قراءة كاملة على موقع روزا لوكسمبورغ شمال إفريقيا 🔗https://t.co/HrL2WoyQXF
From Stockholm to Baku, climate summits keep repeating the same promises while corporate interests continue to shape the agenda.
In article, we break down why global climate diplomacy remains constrained by market logic and debt politics.
#COP30
👉 https://t.co/Vkc7v7n9Fo
De Foz do Iguaçu à la passe de Salvador : deux frontières, deux continents, une même réalité.
Entre fragilité étatique et sécuritisation, l’article explore comment les marges deviennent des foyers de flux illicites et de tensions géopolitiques
📎 https://t.co/DeGaWOjSdD
🌾 In #Egypt , 98% of vegetable seeds are imported, leaving small farmers dependent on global corporations. Defending local seeds isn’t nostalgia; it’s a fight for sovereignty, justice, and survival 🔗https://t.co/pvpBGa9AKH
هل يمكن أن تتحوّل التعريفات الأمريكية المجحفة إلى فرصة لبناء تكامل اقتصادي عربي حقيقي؟
بين تصاعد الحروب التجارية وتراجع العولمة، يطرح بحث جديد سؤالًا جريئًا:
هل آن الأوان أن نعيد توجيه تجارتنا واستثماراتنا نحو بعضنا البعض؟ 🔗https://t.co/4HVfYJbCqK
من ثورة ديسمبر إلى حرب أبريل — كيف أعاد السودان إنتاج أزمته القديمة؟
في مقال جديد، تكشف شمائل النور جذور الحرب وأسباب غياب الفعل المدني في بلدٍ غرق في عسكرة السياسة🔗https://t.co/EEYBpnfhx1