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Surveys Show: Almost Half of the Turks Consider Germany a Threat

How we judge a country and its people depends to a large extent on the coverage in the media. This also applies to Turkey. All too often, negative news and correspondingly colored comments are in the...

FNF Jordan holds Economic Breakfast

Liberal Perspectives on Climate Justice and Smart Cities

The Friedrich Naumann Foundation for Freedom's Africa Regional Office together with Liberal International is working on liberal perspectives on Climate Justice and Smart Cities. Although, Africa is...

New Tools for Supporting Urban Policy: Open Data Platforms and Urban Dashboards

Since 2007, more than half of the world’s population has lived in cities. In a world where the urbanization rate is constantly growing, so are the problems of city life, which increase in both number...

Jordan: A Crisis for All - A Chance for Everyone

All over the world, governments are currently fighting a fearsome battle. Lives have become physically constrained and more virtual than ever before. The world has become more fragmented and less...

The Impact of Covid-19 on the African Economy

The impact of Covid-19 on whole of the global economy is no longer in doubt. As the Covid-19 epidemic progresses, the outlook for economic growth is lowered. Indeed, the spread of Covid-19 has forced...

A Rose in the Mountains

Growing up in one of the poorest rural areas in Vietnam, Bui Thi Suu realized early that education was the best way out of poverty and devoted her youth to studying. With her strong will...

Lady Boss Dien: Stitching the brand of success

She saved on whatever she could believing that "many a little makes a mickle." During these hard times, she was patient and was never discouraged. She did not allow herself to stop.

Leni Robredo: The Last Man Standing is a Woman

Leni has taken up the torch to keep the dying flames of democracy alive. The space that she creates for women empowerment sparks the flame.

Teacher Butet: Bringing literacy to the heart of jungle

SOKOLA has initiated programs in nine different provinces throughout Indonesia, bringing literacy to more than 10,000 individuals, both children and adults in isolated indigenous communities.