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In the last 5 years, the number of Mexican civil organizations has systematically decreased and the institutional spaces for them to function as a counterweight have been lost. Francisco Rivas, director of the National Citizen Observatory, reflects on how Mexico could benefit from promoting an environment that strengthens Mexican civil society in order to strengthen democracy and institutions in the country.
I hope that other organizations can feed on similar experiences and walk hand in

The new and most ideologically diverse government in the history of Israel does not raise high expectations. It seems neither Left nor Right expect paradise from a coalition built on so much compromise. Yet to the polarized political climate of recent years, this is revolutionary. Only a month ago Israel faced one of the worst eruptions of communal violence in years.
Netanyahu had failed to form a coalition and after Lapid stepped back in order to hand

One can get 1,800 leva cash by claiming to be sick with COVID-19. Everyone has heard this in Bulgaria, but has somebody really profited?
Surely you know someone whose colleague experienced it first-hand.

Die Menschenrechtsaktivistin, die zur Sprecherin des Obersten Gerichtshofs wurde, erklärt, warum sie glaubt, dass das persönliche Beispiel für Veränderungen ausschlaggebend ist. Die Pressesekretärin des armenischen Verfassungsgerichts, Eva Tovmasyan, ist eine Meisterin der Kommunikation. Sie verfügt über eine umfangreiche Erfahrung im zivilgesellschaftlichen Bereich und fühlt sich in der Politik heimisch.
Keiner wollte ihr die Hand schütteln.

On International Women’s Day, in addition to vindicating the role of women in society, it is also necessary to analyze the state of science for women. The consequences of the lack of inclusion and gender stereotypes are real and tangible: the invisibilization of women in science not only perpetuates the professional gender gap, but also represents a health risk.
On the one hand, there is still a participation and inclusion gap in STEM (Science

The Friedrich Naumann Foundation for Freedom (FNF Jordan) marked its 40th anniversary in Jordan, highlighting a four-decade-long partnership dedicated to promoting democratic values, economic empowerment, and civic engagement. The event brought together notable figures from the political, social, and economic sectors to honour this significant milestone.
retrospective of FNF’s journey in Jordan, showcasing the Foundation’s extensive efforts hand

Last Thursday, December 15, the first congress of executive women ‚Euthenia 2022: The Mediterranean Executive Women Conference‘ was held at the Museum of Contemporary Art of Alicante (MACA). This event, promoted by the Friedrich Naumann Foundation for Freedom together with Alicante Futura and with the collaboration of Casa Mediterráneo, was held with the aim of connecting female talent in the region.
On the one hand, the successful panel focused its debate on the different challenges

The war in Ukraine has been raging for over two years and its effects are far-reaching. In addition to direct suffering, the focus is also on indirect consequences, such as the search for new trade routes and overcoming logistical challenges. Border blockades and political tensions are exacerbating the situation, but require a coordinated European response to ensure stability and competitiveness in the region.
On the one hand, they are mourning the loss of life in their own country, dealing

The year 2010 marked a turning point in Mexico’s approach to migratory policy. The massacre of 72 migrants from Central and South America victimized by organized crime in the ranch of San Fernando, Tamaulipas in northern Mexico, positioned irregular migration in transit through Mexico at the forefront of the country’s political and social agenda for the first time. 
On the one hand, taking into account historical dynamics and flow mobilities between

Die Hyperinflation von 1921 bis 1923 hat tiefe Narben im kollektiven Gedächtnis der Deutschen hinterlassen. Die Sorgen vor einer erneuten Inflationskrise sind heute so präsent wie vor 100 Jahren. Wie kann und muss man Inflation heute begegnen – auch und insbesondere um die Demokratie vor ähnlich schwerwiegenden Schäden, wie sie 1923 entstanden sind, zu schützen? Darüber diskutierten beim #EconomicDialogue Bundesfinanzminister Christian Lindner, EZB-Präsidentin Christine Lagarde, der Ökonom und Vorsitzende der Friedrich-Naumann-Stiftung, Professor Karl-Heinz Paqué, sowie der Wirtschaftshistoriker Professor Albrecht Ritschl von der London School of Economics.
Geschichte nach dem Ersten Weltkrieg zeige, dass Preisstabilität und Demokratie Hand