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A Saga of Fish, Europe and Power

Iceland narrowly rejected reopening EU talks. Behind the vote lies a deeper struggle over sovereignty, fishing interests and the limits of European integration.

Iceland and EU Integration

Restorative Justice Sandbox: Bringing Justice to Schools and Beyond

Conflicts are an inevitable part of school life. But instead of asking “Who is wrong?”, what if we asked “What happened, who was affected, and how can we make things right?” Through Restorative...

RJ in school

Mapping the Future of Political Disinformation in Europe

The future of disinformation will be defined not simply by an increasing amount of false content and information manipulations, but by the convergence of geopolitical competition, narrative battles...

politische Desinformation Europa

From Migrating to Prosperity

What if migration policy began with opportunity? Evidence from Mexico, Türkiye and Germany shows how local action, business and entrepreneurship can turn migrant inclusion into shared prosperity.

The migrant transition from obteining id to entrepenuer, to prosper

The South African 2026 Local Government Election

South Africa’s 2026 local elections could cement the country’s shift to coalition politics, with major metros fiercely contested and the ANC facing growing pressure nationwide.

South Africa

Mbali’s journey in politics

Mbali Mnaba reflects on finding her voice in politics, overcoming challenges as a young Black woman, serving her community and championing economic opportunity and dignity.

Women South Africa

Migration and Integration: Lessons from Turkey and Mexico

Turquía y México comparten una transformación migratoria: de países de origen y tránsito a destinos. Sus experiencias revelan cómo el emprendimiento impulsa la integración.

Migrants from Mexico and Turkey have more similarities than the eye meets

German Value Chains in Mexico: Economic and Social Benefits

German companies are doing more than investing in Mexico. They are building skills, strengthening suppliers, raising standards, and linking regions to the future of global production.

German inverstment brings more than money  to Mexico

Costa Rica’s First 100 Days Under Laura Fernández

Laura Fernández Delgado begins with a continuity mandate and high approval—but tensions with the judiciary, fiscal pressures and organized crime are testing Costa Rica’s new government.

The new President of Costa Rica has ups and downs

When dissent becomes a crime

Venâncio Mondlane’s trial raises concerns over shrinking democratic space in Mozambique, as protest, dissent and political opposition increasingly risk being treated as threats to the state.

Mondlane