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The Friedrich Naumann Foundation for Freedom (FNF) promotes democracy, human rights, economic freedom, and curbing climate change. In Asia, we have offices in Bangkok, Hanoi, Jakarta, Manila, New Delhi, Seoul, and Taipei. We also work in Malaysia. The FNF India team works with Action Research in Community Health and Development, The Centre for Communication Governance, Centre for Civil Society, Seeking Modern Applications for Real Transformation, Social and Resource Development Fund and many more. Should you have questions or suggestions about our work, please contact us. You can also meet our team here.
News
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Navigating India’s Role: Security, Geopolitics and Trade
A new survey conducted by Kalinga Kusum Foundation in New Delhi in cooperation with the Friedrich Naumann Foundation for Freedom shows that economic growth is seen as the most important objective of foreign policy. For India to rise in next 20 years, those questioned in the survey believe its diplomacy must serve development at home.
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Geopolitical dynamics favour India–EU trade deal
The EU and India have finalized their Free Trade Agreement. For India, the EU is a key partner in trade, technology, investment, and energy transition. The modest trade deal links value chains, increases connectivity and supports sustainable growth.
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BRICS Should Avoid Deepening Global Geopolitical Divisions
As India is holding the BRICS rotational presidency for 2026, it is expected to advance a people-centred agenda that prioritises digital public infrastructure, climate and clean energy transitions, and reforms of multilateral institutions while carefully avoiding an overtly anti-Western posture.
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From Aid to Investment: Reframing Germany–Nepal Economic Relations
In an era of geopolitical uncertainty and supply-chain reconfiguration, Nepal offers Germany something rare: a chance to co-create a market rather than merely enter one. Strategic bilateral support can turn Nepal from a marginal trading partner into a reliable node in Germany’s broader South Asia engagement, thereby benefiting both economies in the process.
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With the Dalai Lama now 90, an unavoidable question looms: what comes next?
At 90, the Dalai Lama symbolizes resilience, unity, and hope. His legacy inspires Tibetans and the world to defend identity, truth, and compassion in the face of rising challenges.
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A Transformative Journey in Leadership
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From Dialogue to Leadership: The Female Forward Experience
16 young women from 5 countries came together in Delhi to explore leadership, democracy & connection. Female Forward 2025 was more than a study tour, it was a spark for future changemakers.