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  |   Takdanai Ketkaew

Human Rights City in Songkhla: empowering youth at the local level

Youth in Songkhla are stepping up to defend human rights in their own communities Here’s how the Human Rights City initiative is taking root in Thailand’s south.

Human Rights City workshop in Songkhla

Inside Magic Mountain: How the IAF made Magic happen!

Thirty years of the International Academy for Leadership: the team reflects on its impact, its learning philosophy and the community that formed in Gummersbach. A look behind the scenes of the IAF...

IAF Continued Conversations
  |   Milosz Hodun

From Poland with Love. November

Russian-linked attacks on vital railways and a power reshuffle in parliament reshape Poland’s political landscape.

from-poland-with-love
  |   Peter Dubóczi Michaela Dubóczi

Mutual killing of Slavs and oppression of the Russian minority. Slovak disinformers revive the legitimizing narratives of Russian propaganda

Disinformation actors are seizing on the U.S. peace plan to revive pro Kremlin narratives, attack the EU, and fuel fear, with Trump and Musk becoming unlikely heroes of Slovakia’s far right.

Disinfo
  |   Ya-Wei Chou Jim Hsu-sung Wu

“A war between democracy and totalitarianism”

The Taiwan Office of the Friedrich Naumann Foundation for Freedom (FNF) invited Ms. Oleksandra Matviichuk, the 2022 Nobel Peace Prize Laureate, to visit Taiwan. She spoke at a public forum titled...

2022 Nobel Peace Laureate Ms. Oleksandra Matviichuk speaks at a public forum titled “Ukraine and Taiwan Experiences: The Resilience of Democracy”.
  |   Takdanai Ketkaew

Thai prime minister dissolves parliament to ‘return power to the people’

Thailand’s Prime Minister Anutin Charnveerakul has dissolved parliament, saying his government could not administer the country efficiently without a majority.

Anutin Charnveerakul

We are Family

Rainbow families face sharply different legal realities across the EU. This policy paper compares Estonia, Germany, Hungary and Italy, showing where equality advances – and where rights remain fragile...

Cover of the publication we are family
  |   Dr. Stewart Nixon

Decoding the United States on Tariffs and Trade

With the generous support of FNF Washington, I joined six curious economists from four continents on a weeklong global trade study tour of Washington D.C. and New York City. The tour included a...

US Capitol
  |   Dr. Jesse R. Weinberg Arkady Mil-Man Yaron Gamburg

The relevance of the BRICS in Trump’s new world order and its impact on Middle Eastern multi-alignment strategies

As Trump redraws the world order, the BRICS are transforming and the Middle East is emerging as the key arena where this shift matters most.

BRICS
  |   Michael Mbewe

Why liberals and Germany must get it right

Germany faces growing labour shortages and skills gaps, making migration central to its economy. For liberals, the challenge is ensuring mobility is fair, transparent and drives shared prosperity.

Migration