The appropriation of ancestral knowledge has a name: biopiracy. In this report, we examine the emblematic case of sacha inchi, also known as “peanuts” or “Inca gold”, in the Peruvian Amazon – a seed highly prized by cosmetics manufacturers in Europe and Asia.

Several voices in Europe are questioning or seeking to rewrite the 1951 Refugee Convention. Are we testing the limits of our humanity in our fear of migration? Here is an overview of the ongoing debates.

Ankara’s latest initiative with the Party of Kurdish Workers (PKK) offers little more than symbolic gestures. With global eyes on Gaza and Ukraine, Turkey’s half-measures risk deepening Kurdish disillusion—and regional instability.