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Rule of law
Irina Burgaza

The Ups And Downs of the Mexican Criminal Justice System

According to their latest report, Mexico has seen a reduction of the national impunity rate, from 94.8% in 2020 to 91.8%. However, with this rate still surpassing the 90%, can we consider ourselves in a position to celebrate small victories? It is true that impunity exists even in the most effective justice systems, but the levels and conditions that allow it are what differentiate between a strong rule of law and a fragile one.
Der französische Präsident Emmanuel Macron und die Präsidentin der Europäischen Kommission Ursula von der Leyen
China
Christina Chen Jyun-yi Lee Jyh-Shyang Sheu

The Rise of China?

French President Macron and EU Commission President Von Der Leyen have arrived in Beijing for a three-day state visit. Together they want to convince China's head of state Xi Jinping to use his influence on Russian President Putin to achieve a peace solution in Ukraine. The Russian war of aggression shows that modern conventional warfare can be long and difficult even for a great power. But that does not stop Jinping from stepping up his rhetoric towards his neighbours Taiwan.

Green Hydrogen Policy Paper MENA
Green Hydrogen

Reshaping European Energy Relations across the Mediterranean: The Case of Green Hydrogen

"This study looks at the domestic hydrogen market in 5 MENA countries, to explore the potential for future use and production of green hydrogen. What policies changes are required to realise this potential and how can both sides of the Medetrranean benefit?"

2022 EVFTA Publication
Free Trade Agreement
Quynh Duong Vu

EU-Vietnam Free Trade Agreement (EVFTA)

This paper analyzes typical features of the "new generation" FTA as they are concretized in the EVFTA. It then identifies the unprecedented opportunities that these “new-generation” commitments promise to bring to Vietnam and evaluates the costs that Vietnam has to pay for such a promising future. It seems that all these potential impacts from the EVFTA are indispensable for Vietnam to move forward in a changing world.

Lebanon’s 2022 Parliamentary Election: A Look into Political Parties’ Online Behaviour Vis-à-vis Alternative Candidates
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A Look into Political Parties’ Online Behaviour Vis-à-vis Alternative Candidates

The report is issued by InflueAnswers for Digital Analysis in collaboration with the Samir Kassir Foundation and Friedrich Naumann Foundation, following the May 15, 2022 parliamentary election in Lebanon. It aims to understand behaviors, narratives, and archetypes of polarization circulated by Lebanese traditional political parties vis-à-vis alternative lists and candidates.

Indonesian Youth and Climate Change
Publication
Rania Rizkiadinda

Indonesian Youth and Climate Change

Indonesian Youth and Climate Change reported various youth perspectives on their understanding and involvement in combating climate change. The book was designed by compiling and collaborating correspondence from various stakeholders: government officials, businessmen, academics, and civil societies which significantly influence youth's participation in climate change.

CBDC
Digital Currency

CBDC in Vietnam

This policy paper analyzes developments of digital currency and makes recommendations for the design of a Vietnamese CBDC.

LCPS Policy Paper
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Lebanon’s Economic Crisis by Sector: The Knowledge Economy Loses Its Balance

“Lebanon’s Economic Crisis by Sector: The Knowledge Economy Loses Its Balance” - Policy Brief by Lina Maddah and Bassel Akar supported by FNF Lebanon.
Discover the challenges and opportunities in the field of new technologies, education, and innovation.

Electoral Lab
Electoral Lab

Sunni voting trends in the 2022 Lebanese parliamentary elections

Our latest study in collaboration with the Issam Fares Institute at AUB is out! Authored by Ibrahim Jouhari, the paper titled “Sunni voting trends in the 2022 Lebanese parliamentary elections” thoroughly examines the multi-layered role of the Sunni voters in shaping the balance of power in the latest elections, with a special focus on two cities with the most substantial Sunni population.
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Strategy Paper

The New West 

Russia’s brutal war of aggression against Ukraine has profoundly changed the global political situation. Fundamentally new conditions for political decision-making have emerged all
over the world. Hope for a peaceful Europe has been shaken.
The value-based Western model – which combines open societies, free markets, democracy, the rule of law, and human rights – has experienced multiple crises since the fall of the
Berlin Wall in 1989. None, however, compares to today’s challenge to this “Western model of democracy”

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