Friedrich-Naumann-Stiftung für die Freiheit
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Milei’s Reform Agenda Off to a Strong Start in 2026
The parliamentary summer recess was canceled: instead of holidays at the beach, President Javier Milei used special sessions to push through key reforms with clear majorities even before the start of the parliamentary year.
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Events
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Gendered Disinformation: FNF Research series on International Women's Day
Gendered disinformation aims to push women out of politics—through defamation, threats, and harassment. On International Women's Day, the FNF presents calls for action based on country studies.
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War in Ukraine - Oleh Baturin on the Russian Terror
Beaten, interrogated and cut off from the outside world, Oleh Baturin describes how Russian forces turned occupied Kherson into a landscape of fear and repression. Detained without explanation in March 2022, he endured violence, psychological pressure and relentless propaganda designed to break prisoners before any charges were even fabricated. His account offers a stark insight into the system of terror imposed on civilians under Russian occupation.
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Munich Security Conference: 3 Takeaways for Europe’s Future
There was consensus among Europeans in Munich: the international order has changed. Major powers threaten to monopolize power. How must Europe reshape its foreign and defense policy?
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Munich Security Conference: 3 Takeaways for Europe’s Future
There was consensus among Europeans in Munich: the international order has changed. Major powers threaten to monopolize power. How must Europe reshape its foreign and defense policy?
Alexei Navalny – A Fearless Democrat
Alexei Navalny, anti-corruption activist and leading Putin critic, died two years ago in Russian prison. He embodied democratic resistance—combining patriotism, political ambition and defiance.
Four Years of the Zeitenwende
A column by Prof. Dr. Karl-Heinz Paqué
On February 24, 2022, Putin invaded Ukraine. This changed the world. What happens next?