Friedrich Naumann Foundation

10.03.2025 | Takdanai Ketkaew

Thai youth’s dreams and hopes

How could a future constitution for Thailand looked like? Together with its partner organisation WeVis, FNF Thailand connected 40 young people from all over Thailand to discuss their ideal society...

Youth Dialogue on Dream Constitution เติมจินตนาการ ต่อความฝันให้ประเทศไทย

16.03.2025

Geopolitical Risk and Banking Performance

The stability and profitability of banks are crucial for economic growth and maintaining depositor confidence.

17.03.2025 | Wencke Rynek

Global Power Struggles: Implications for the Korean Peninsula

Trump's second term has disrupted global politics. Just like in Europe, there are significant concerns in South Korea that Trump might bypass allies – particularly regarding US policy towards North...

17.03.2025 | Markus Kaiser

The struggle of a society for itself

Experts speak of up to 300,000 participants: the largest demonstration Serbia has ever seen took place in Belgrade on Saturday. It changed: nothing. On the contrary, President Aleksandar Vučić was...

Hundreds of thousands of Serbs gathered at the weekend to protest against President Aleksandar Vučić

22.01.2025 | Aneta Švrčinová Barbora Krempaská

Polish EU Council Presidency: A Turning Point for Europe?

Poland's EU Council Presidency marks the start of a decisive phase for Europe. The focus is on security, resilience and border protection. Can Warsaw overcome the challenges and strengthen the EU?

Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk takes over as President of the EU Council.

28.01.2025 | Radu Magdin

Electoral Insights for 2025: Key Lessons from the 2024 Election Cycle

Radu Magdin outlines five key lessons from the 2024 elections, offering strategies for political leaders in 2025 to tackle populism, balance economic and cultural concerns, and inspire optimism and...

20.01.2025 | Milosz Hodun

From Poland with Love. December

The December edition of From Poland with Love delves into critical developments shaping Poland and its role within the European Union. This issue examines the contentious asylum case of a Polish...

20.01.2025

Zviad Ratiani's Story

Renowned poet Zviad Ratiani was brutally arrested during a protest against anti-Western policies. His story reveals police abuse, judicial bias, and a troubling disregard for justice, urging us to...

21.01.2025

To the gallows no more

On the last day of 2024, Zimbabwe joined the ranks of nations that have consigned capital punishment to history. President Emmerson Mnangagwa, himself once a death row inmate for blowing up a train...