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Policy Brief 4: Classrooms Without Borders

Can education remain equitable during displacement? This brief shows how administrative reforms, not funding, can preserve access, prevent inequality, and keep Lebanon’s school system unified.

Policy Brief 3: Coverage Without Cost

With no fiscal space, how can healthcare access expand? This brief demonstrates how regulation, incentives, and coordination can mobilize existing providers to serve displaced populations at no cost.

TikTok-ization of Everything. Apply for FNF Video Bootcamp

Apply by 20 April for FNF’s Video Bootcamp “The TikTok-ization of Everything” (8–12.07, Istanbul). Learn to create short-form content, build on-camera skills, and master smartphone video production.

Policy Brief 2: Regulating Prices Without Spending

Amid wartime inflation, what can the state do without subsidies? This brief outlines how regulation, transparency, and enforcement can stabilize prices and protect consumers without public spending.

War against Ukraine: Implications for Europe and Asia

Policy Brief 1: Governing Displacement Without Money

How can the Lebanese state respond to displacement without funding? This brief shows how governance, coordination, and public assets can replace spending as the foundation of an effective response.

A win-win policy for Africa and Europe

Political leaders and young changemakers from Africa and Europe gather in Rabat for the RENEWPAC Summit 2026 to strengthen liberal partnerships and explore solutions for governance, trade, climate and...

Between Law and Reality: Reproductive Rights in Hungary

Abortion may remain legal in Hungary by law, access is increasingly shaped by bureaucratic hurdles, political narratives and selective policies.

100 Days of Babiš: Pressure, Conflict, and Czech Democratic Institutions

In its first 100 days, Babiš’s new government has revealed less of a clear governing vision than a political method. While Czech institutions remain resilient, the broader trajectory is becoming...

Hungary's Election Campaign

Opposition candidate Peter Magyar is clearly ahead in all opinion polls. But Prime Minister Orbán still has a few cards up his sleeve: the complex electoral system, and the sympathies of the White...