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Cycling is a powerful expression of freedom – Winde

From bike shop owner to Western Cape Premier, Alan Winde’s lifelong love of cycling shapes his leadership. A personal story of freedom, loss and why mobility matters for South Africa’s cities.

Biker

Black Sea Security

This policy paper is authored by Marika Mikiashvili and Leonie Nienhaus, fellows of the Black Sea Security Conference organised by the Friedrich Naumann Foundation for Freedom South Caucasus in Sofia...

Black Sea Cover

Milei’s Reform Agenda Off to a Strong Start in 2026

The parliamentary summer recess was canceled: instead of holidays at the beach, President Javier Milei used special sessions to push through key reforms with clear majorities even before the start of...

Javier Milei

Argentina – A Relative “Winner” of the Middle East Crisis?

Argentina aligns with the U.S. and Israel in the Middle East crisis, facing short-term economic costs—higher inflation, rising energy prices, and increased country risk. However, the situation also...

Javier Milei

Hungary at a Crossroads: Power, Disinformation, and the Politics of Alignment

Hungary heads into a pivotal 2026 election amid democratic erosion, disinformation, and shifting alliances. The outcome could reshape not only its future but also the unity and security of the EU.

Petér Magyar, Viktor Orban

Strengthening Transatlantic Liberalism in Canada

At a time of geopolitical upheaval, the former Chairman of the Friedrich Naumann Foundation and President of Liberal International Karl-Heinz Paqué led a delegation of European liberals to the...

Group Photo - Convention of the Liberal Party of Canada

Three years of the Russian full-scale invasion of Ukraine: what would peace look like from the Ukrainian perspective?

Three years after Russia's full-scale invasion, Ukraine continues to fight – but what would a fair peace look like? A look at Ukrainian perspectives, security guarantees and the role of the West.

People take part in a protest to mark the third anniversary of the Russian invasion of Ukraine.

Hungary’s Political Earthquake: The End of Orbán and the Rise of Magyar

Hungary has voted for change. Orbán’s 16-year rule ends as Péter Magyar wins a landslide—opening a new chapter for democracy, the EU, and Central Europe.

hungary elections peter magyar

Geopolitics, Security, Economy

Cover of Geopolitics, Security, Economy: How the New Superpower India Thinks

2029's starting gun was sounded at Gallagher Estate

South Africa watched the Democratic Alliance Congress like never before. With Geordin Hill-Lewis elected leader, the DA now faces its real test: turning credibility into trust—and positioning itself...

Democratic Alliance Congress