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More Than a Vote: Türkiye-Origin New Europeans in Germany

Why are Türkiye-origin citizens still under-represented in German politics? This FNF Türkiye policy paper by Başak Yavçan, Zeynep Yanaşmayan and Süleyman Furkan Çobankara draws on twelve interviews to...

Berlin - Germany

Publication "Türkiye–Ukraine Relations and European Security"

How is the strategic partnership between Türkiye and Ukraine reshaping Europe's security architecture? What role can Ankara play in Black Sea security, NATO, and Ukraine's reconstruction? The...

Ukraine-Türkiye Relations

HRC63 Media Engagement Programme in Geneva for Ukrainian journalists

From 21 to 25 September, ten Ukrainian media professionals took part in the Media Engagement Programme, a five-day professional exchange for journalists in Geneva held during the 63rd session of the...

HRC63 Media Engagement Programme

How autocracies attack democracy—and what can we do about it

Can autocracies out-communicate democracies? A new study from Malaysia shows how Russia and China are shaping public opinion through state media, influencer networks, and disinformation. What can...

Speakers and participants of the panel discussion event in Hannover

Youth and Local Governors Met at the "Let's Talk: Towards COP31" Event

Young people and local government representatives met at "Let's Talk Together: Towards COP31", organised by the Marmara Municipalities Union (MBB), FNF Türkiye and the Human Rights Academy. The open...

MBB

Geneva as the Capital of AI Governance

Three international conferences on digital technologies, AI and internet governance once again made Geneva the world capital of artificial intelligence in July 2026. 12,000 participants took part in...

FNF at AI for Good 2026

Kyiv

Project Office Ukraine

As the liberal German political foundation, we help promote freedom and responsibility in our project countries by means of political education.

How TISZA Won - and What European Liberals Can Learn

TISZA broke Fidesz’s 16-year dominance by turning frustration into a credible, simple, and visible movement. What strategic lessons and warnings does Péter Magyar’s victory hold for European liberal...

FNF Hungary TISZA article cover

Serbia on the eve of a generational decision

In early September, President Aleksandar Vučić called parliamentary elections for 25 October. Eight months before the end of his second and final term as president, he resigned in a bid to retain...

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General Elections 2026: New Technology, Familiar Outcomes

Bosnia and Herzegovina’s 2026 elections produced a striking contrast: a considerably more credible voting process, but a political outcome still dominated by established nationalist parties.

Sabina Cudic