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DE
Network of Liberal Experts on Migration
Migration
Odilia Abreu

A holistic Euro-Mediterranean approach to Migration- European Network of Liberal Experts

At FNF Madrid, earlier this week we hosted a meeting with migration experts from Renew Europe, the liberal caucus in the European Parliament (EP), and from ALDE (Alliance of Liberals and Democrats for Europe Party), the pan-European liberal party family, which are part of the European Network of Liberal Experts on Migration launched by the FNF Madrid office, in 2020.

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Event Summary
Johanna Rudorf

"Empowering Liberals to Win: Election Campaign Best Practices”

In January 2022, the North America Regional Office of the Friedrich Naumann Foundation (FNF)
convened a seminar for election campaign professionals titled “Empowering Liberals to Win: Election
Campaign Best Practices.” Leading campaign professionals from political parties across the world
came to Washington, D.C. to hear guest speakers discuss campaign trends in the United States and to
share best practices.

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Rule of Law
Jana Sproul

Legal Defeat for Hungary and Poland

This morning, the European Court of Justice (ECJ) announced a landmark ruling, in which it rejected Hungary's and Poland's challenges to the rule of law conditionality in the allocation of EU funds. What does the ruling mean for the EU in general and the future of democracy and the rule of law in Hungary and Poland?

SMEX BLOGPOST VOL. IV
SMEX BLOGPOST.

SMEX BLOGPOST VOL. IV

Detailed technical analysis for the Lebanese General Security's passport renewal platform by SMEX as part of the watchdog initiative.

ALP10
SERBIA

Ten Years of the Academy of Liberal Politics

The first Academy of Liberal Politics (ALP) began in February 2012 and lasted until June of the same year. The biggest structural change that has taken place since then has certainly been the introduction of a two-semester programme starting with the fourth generation of students in 2014. From then until today, ten generations of exceptional students from all over Serbia have passed through our academy.

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European Integration

Research Project on Trade with Europe- New Economic School-Georgia

We present the research of our partner organizations New Economic School-Georgia on the implementation of the Deep and Comprehensive Free Trade Agreement (DCFTA) with the European Union. The aim of the study was to study and work out practical issues of insufficient trade development between Georgia and the EU.

Africa in 2022?
Africa In 2022
Jeffrey Moyo

What's in store for Africa in 2022?

January has passed, but what's in store for Africa for the rest of 2022? A number of countries will be hosting elections of some form in 2022. The eyes of the world will be on the African continent assessing whether there is progress on some thorns that have hindered Africa’s image in the past. Will we see a drop in human rights violations? Will there be efficient economic progress to lift people out of poverty. Or will it be more of the same talk and no action?

Hun Sen and Min Aung Hlaing met in Nay Pyi Taw
#ASEAN
Husai Chantarwirod Moritz Kleine-Brockhoff

ASEAN in disarray

Consensus-based policies and unity are supposed to be the hallmarks of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN). Now a freewheeling ASEAN-chair has plunged the regional block into a crisis of unity and direction.

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Italian elections
Andrea Bitetto

The road to the Quirinal

While this article will be published, it is not excluded that what I have written will seem completely out of date. And from the time it is published until the end of the voting for the Presidency of the Italian Republic, things will be bound to change again. Needless to say, the best, or rather the worst, of Italian politics can be expected during the vote.

Militärmachthaber Min Aung Hlaing, links, mit dem chinesischen Außenminister Wang Yi im Januar 2021 in Naypyitaw, Myanmar
China Bulletin
Frederic Spohr

Chinas doppeltes Spiel in Myanmar

Ein Jahr nach dem Putsch in Myanmar zeigt Chinas Strategie ein deutliches Muster: Die Kommunistische Partei macht Geschäfte mit der Junta - und unterhält gleichzeitig Kontakte mit der gestürzten National League for Democracy (NLD), der Partei der verhafteten Ex-Regierungschefin Aung San Suu Kyi. So will sich Peking in dem strategisch wichtigen Nachbarland alle Optionen offenhalten.

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