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SONA must be a reform declaration, not a reassurance ritual

SONA must ditch comfort talk and declare real reform: fix infrastructure, professionalise the state, fight crime with consequences, and unlock growth, or risk stabilising stagnation.

Between caution and confidence

Ramaphosa’s SONA signalled cautious progress: growth returns, reforms take hold and loadshedding eases. Now South Africans want proof that stability delivers jobs, relief and real opportunity.

Back From Mardin to Geneva: Winners of the Security and Human Rights Essay Competition Announced

Explore the winning essays of the 5th International Summer School by FNF Türkiye and the Human Rights Academy. Nangoh Maseke Huffnagel and Rafael Mendonça examine migration, organized crime, security...

Türkiye at Crossroads amid Geopolitical Shifts

In recent decades, Türkiye’s regional and global policy shifts have raised questions about its aims and international role. While some doubt its reliability, closer analysis reveals a complex, multi...

Will ASEAN reform SOE Governance to align with OECD?

ASEAN economies are integrated in trade and investment, yet uneven in governance standards. As Indonesia, Thailand, Vietnam and the Philippines are deepening ties with the Organization for Economic...

Kick-off of Freedome: Naumann Architects of Freedom

About FNF Central America

In Central America, the Friedrich Naumann Foundation has been present for more than 35 years. Currently, the Central America Office is headquartered in Mexico City, from where regional work is...

Rethinking Tunisia’s Blue Economy: Governance, Climate, and Accountability at the Coastline

What does it take to build a sustainable blue economy? From governance and climate resilience to investigative journalism and data transparency, this initiative explored the policies, sectors, and...