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20 Years after EU's Big Bang Enlargement: Milestones, Missteps, and the Road Ahead
The 20th anniversary of the EU's largest enlargement prompts reflection on its impact. The enlargement secured peace, democracy, and economic growth but faces criticism for leniency towards rule-of-law violations of some of the members. It is more vital than ever that Europe reinforces liberal values amidst global uncertainties and advocates for continued enlargement with a focus on fostering democracy.
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Building walls with good intentions – EU trade and sustainability
The EU has increased its ambitions in the fight against climate change and in favour of sustainability. But while it is realigning its trade policy, high walls are being built for non-EU countries. The latest measures, including the import ban on products from forced labour, are evidence of a change that raises questions as well as praise. A study by the Friedrich Naumann Foundation takes a critical look at this development.
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65 Years of Protecting Human Rights and Freedoms in Europe
Since its first session 65 years ago, the European Court of Human Rights (ECtHR) has played a prominent role in the protection of human rights in Europe. But its work is facing new challenges. From authoritarian regimes to populist movements - the ECtHR is fighting for its legitimacy and effectiveness.
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King Kong vs. Godzilla – the Croatian way
The political wrestling match in Croatia has begun: President Zoran Milanović and Prime Minister Andrej Plenković are facing off in a power struggle. With unconventional manoeuvres and sharp attacks on established politics, they are setting the course for the upcoming parliamentary elections. Who will emerge victorious from this epic duel? And what consequences will this have for Croatia and the EU?
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One small step for women's rights, one giant leap for Morocco
On the initiative of King Mohammed VI, the whole of Morocco is debating fundamental civil rights - a process that is a success regardless of the outcome. If it even leads to the abolition of child marriages, polygamy and unjust inheritance laws, this would send a signal to the entire MENA region.
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Nicaragua vs. Germany: a political red herring
The hearing in Nicaragua's lawsuit against Germany begins today at the International Court of Justice. The accusation: Germany is aiding and abetting genocide by supporting Israel. However, the timing and background to this step raise questions. A look behind the scenes reveals a bleak picture of the human rights situation in Nicaragua and the questionable motives behind this legal move.
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The Foundation for Freedom in Germany and the World
Based on the principles of liberalism, the Friedrich Naumann Foundation for Freedom offers political education in Germany and abroad. Our headquarter is located in Potsdam, and we maintain offices throughout Germany and in over 60 countries around the world.
With our events and publications, we help people to become actively involved in political affairs. We support talented young students with scholarships.
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Relentless – un recueil de nouvelles sur la liberté
Découvrez le monde captivant et stimulant de "Relentless", une collection de nouvelles qui explore les complexités et les nuances de la liberté. Avec ses histoires puissantes en arabe et en anglais et ses récits diversifiés "Relentless" offre une expérience de lecture captivante et éclairante.
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Élections présidentielles après le « tournant »
Face au "tournant", les signes avant-coureurs des élections françaises d'avril prochain ont changé de manière décisive. Trois semaines avant, tous les sondages indiquent un résultat clair : Tout comme il y a cinq ans, Emmanuel Macron et Marine Le Pen s'imposeront nettement. Et le second tour semble également déboucher sur un résultat similaire à celui de 2017 : (ré)élection de Macron à la présidence française.
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Le Maroc, champion du climat avec points d'interrogation
De l'interdiction des sacs en plastique à la plus grande centrale solaire du monde, le Maroc aime se présenter comme un pionnier de la politique climatique. Les Européens fondent également sur le royaume leurs espoirs d'une électricité verte issue du désert. Cependant, l'image du Maroc en tant que champion du climat est de plus en plus fissurée.
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Retard du « Grand Paris (Express) » – Quand Paris deviendra-t-elle une véritable région métropolitaine ?
Depuis dix ans, un nouveau projet d'infrastructure est en cours de réalisation dans la capitale française : le Grand Paris Express double le réseau de métro existant. Malgré la promesse du président Emmanuel Macron, ce mégaprojet ne pourra pas être achevé pour les Jeux olympiques de 2024 comme prévu. Pourquoi autant de retard ?
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Eva Diaz: Les femmes font tourner le monde
La campagne en ligne #FemaleForward met en lumière les réalisations des femmes qui montrent comment les entreprises et les communautés prospèrent lorsque les femmes assument des rôles plus importants. L'une de nos ambassadrices est l'Espagnole Eva Díaz.