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Romania became part of the Friedrich Naumann Foundation for Freedom Southeast Europe’s sub-region in the early 1990s. The regional SEE office was already established 1999 in Bucharest when in 2006, the entire central coordination of FNF’s work was moved to Sofia. In 2014 FNF re-opened a bureau for Romania and its sister-country of Moldova in Bucharest. In over 20 years of ceaseless activity, the FNF has worked with all the local liberal parties, forces and NGO’s, and by doing so, made thousands of young people interested in liberalism. Today the main political partner is the USR party. The FNF is also in contact with all the local NGO’s who fight for the ideal of freedom.                 As in the past, the strengthening of the liberal youth and the woman’s movement, both inside and outside of political and apolitical organizations, remains a core focus of our activities: seminars, workshops, forums, conferences, event series, short-term and advisory missions, publications, web-based virtual learning opportunities, regional and international dialogue events and research activities. FNF is now a recognized voice of true liberalism in Romania which, in the future, will try to support all those liberal forces and movements who fight for freedom.
I wasn’t sure how, but I was going to stay there for

On Wednesday, the 15th of May, the Liberal Workshop, in collaboration with the organization Cape Flats Stories, hosted a political debate in Mitchells Plain on the Cape Flats, Cape Town, in the run-up to the May 29th elections. The Cape Flats, located on the outskirts of the CBD of Cape Town, is commonly known as the dumping ground of Apartheid, a space where people of color were „dumped“ during the oppressive regime.
This knowledge will be packaged, and we will make sure

In a world polarized by competing ideologies, the IAF’s „Liberalism vs. Populism“ seminar provides a platform for reflecting on the challenge facing liberalism in a political landscape marked by the rise of populism. Irina Burgaza shares her reflections, highlighting the need for liberalism to connect with the people effectively. How can liberals win in this context?
I for sure do not have the answer.

The International Court of Justice has issued an order in the proceedings between South Africa and Israel. The case is about the application of the Genocide Convention in the Gaza Strip. Although Israel does not have to stop its military operation, the ICJ demands provisional measures to prevent civilian casualties. The decision touches on sensitive issues of genocidal intent while ignoring aspects of international law. The proceedings, initiated by South Africa, also reflect domestic political motivations and warrant global attention.
The case was therefore sure to attract a great deal

Romania became part of the Friedrich Naumann Foundation for Freedom Southeast Europe’s sub-region in the early 1990s. The regional SEE office was already established 1999 in Bucharest when in 2006, the entire central coordination of FNF’s work was moved to Sofia. In 2014 FNF re-opened a bureau for Romania and its sister-country of Moldova in Bucharest. In over 20 years of ceaseless activity, the FNF has worked with all the local liberal parties, forces and NGO’s, and by doing so, made thousands of young people interested in liberalism. Today the main political partner is the USR party. The FNF is also in contact with all the local NGO’s who fight for the ideal of freedom.                 As in the past, the strengthening of the liberal youth and the woman’s movement, both inside and outside of political and apolitical organizations, remains a core focus of our activities: seminars, workshops, forums, conferences, event series, short-term and advisory missions, publications, web-based virtual learning opportunities, regional and international dialogue events and research activities. FNF is now a recognized voice of true liberalism in Romania which, in the future, will try to support all those liberal forces and movements who fight for freedom.
I wasn’t sure how, but I was going to stay there for

A conference in Nairobi takes Africa and Europe to a new level of cooperation: in times of demographic change and technological revolutions, an innovative win-win model that utilises the strengths of both continents was discussed. Europe is a technological leader in many areas, but faces the problem of demographic change and a shortage of skilled labour. In contrast, Africa has a young, motivated population with potential in digital technologies, but lacks sufficient jobs. However, the challenges lie primarily in education, communication and workers‘ rights. However, a survey commissioned by the FNF – and conducted by IPSOS – shows that business people are optimistic.
To be sure, this model of development and partnership

Meet Inna Sovsun from Ukraine- the outspoken lawmaker who believes that values still matter in politics. Whether it is speaking up against injustice, standing up for a colleague, or debating ideas, it is important for her to tell the truth and be respectful to her opponents.
fiercely for what she believes in but always makes sure

Ravda Nur Cuma hep doktor olmayı hayal etti. Çocukken, insanların hayatlarını kurtaran ameliyatlar yapacağını düşlüyordu. Ama sonra Suriye savaşı başladı ve geleceğinin gidişatını tamamen değiştirdi.
Türkçe dil kursunun en iyi öğrencisi oldu Kısa bir süre

This week’s „Women to Women“ program features a woman who educates the public about the repercussions of climate change. We had the opportunity to discuss the ongoing and future initiatives related to this critical issue.
surrounded by environmental influences, I wasn’t sure

Farra Trompeter elaborates on the importance of strategic brandraising. In today’s highly competitive business landscape, organizations must take a holistic approach to create a strong brand that speaks to their target audience. A brand is not simply a logo or a tagline, but rather the sum total of what audiences hear, see, feel, and experience when they connect with your organization. As such, a strong brand is essential for building an audience, establishing trust, and ultimately driving donations.
Farra made sure that the main focus should be on knowing