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Migration is here to stay

Migration is not a threat but an opportunity. In Abidjan, liberal leaders explored how managed mobility can strengthen security, unlock prosperity and renew the Africa–Europe partnership.

Cuba and Nicaragua

Can Nicaragua still achieve a democratic transition? This paper examines the Ortega regime, succession scenarios, international pressure, and Europe's role in a critical political window.

Project Europe 2050

Towards a Brighter Europe

Towards a Brighter Europe: A Collection of Essays brings together eleven international authors who share their liberal visions for Europe in 2050.

Gendered Disinformation: FNF Research series on International Women's Day

Gendered disinformation aims to push women out of politics—through defamation, threats, and harassment. On International Women's Day, the FNF presents calls for action based on country studies.

Staying Connected

From 19–24 July, 26 IAF alumni reunited in Jordan to explore what makes networks last: trust, shared values, and the courage to keep building bridges across borders and change.

The practical test for Javier Milei begins

Argentina is on the verge of political change: Javier Milei will be sworn in as the new president on Sunday. However, conflicts are already emerging in Congress and new foreign policy priorities...

Berlin Talks: Migration as an Engine for Innovation and Entrepreneurship

Experts discussed how migration, entrepreneurial spirit, and better framework conditions can strengthen Berlin as a business location at the event 'Berlin Talks.'

Facing Energy Challenges: Empowering Tunisian Housholds to Embrace Solar Energy

49.7°C in Kairouan. Tunisia's grid is under pressure and rooftops may hold the answer. Here's what experts had to say about a fair, solar-powered future.

From Coal Cape to Green Cape

With 85% of South Africa’s energy still from coal, GreenCape advances an inclusive green economy across sectors, supported by the annual FNF GreenPitch Challenge with the Friedrich Naumann Foundation.