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Building Back Stronger?

This policy paper highlights the vulnerabilities of migrant workers in Malaysia’s electronics industry, where flawed immigration policies and harmful labour practices, such as unfair wages, unsafe...

African Journalists’ Study Tour at the UN

It has been an inspiring and informative week in Geneva as journalists from four African countries came together for a unique learning experience at the heart of global human rights diplomacy.

A Path to Stability in Jordan and Beyond

FNF Arab League Simulation empowers Young Leaders

For the first time in Jordan, the Simulation of the Arab League “MENA LEAGUE” took place in Amman from 9–13 September, bringing together young political activists from across the region.

AHLN ExCom and 6th Assembly Shape Network’s Future

The Arab Liberal Network (AHLN) convened its 11th Executive Committee Meeting and 6th General Assembly on 19–20 September in Amman, Jordan.

The party of progress must represent progress

In the late twentieth century, German philosopher Jürgen Habermas began diagnosing what later scholars would call “liberal pathologies”—internal contradictions within modern liberal democracies....

Sicherheit durch Synergien: Eine liberale Analyse der philippinisch-deutschen Verteidigungskooperation

Am 14. Mai 2025 einigten sich die Republik der Philippinen und die Bundesrepublik Deutschland auf eine Verteidigungskooperation zwecks Stärkung der bilateralen Beziehungen. Die Vereinbarung wurde vom...

From Salons to Shelves: Reclaiming the Library as a Liberal Space

Democracy will not survive when 9 out of 10 Filipino children can’t read properly. In the Philippines, this is not just a rhetorical statement. A 2022 World Bank report found that 91% of 10-year-olds...

Peak Human - How openness and institutions shape progress across time

Johan Norberg joins Arpita Nepal and Rainer Heufers to discuss his book Peak Human. They explore why openness, trade, and institutions shaped golden ages—and what that means for today’s world.