Historically, Mexican federalism has exhibited a special contrast, which we have highlighted in previous papers (Mendoza Ruiz and Mendoza Gómez,…
The Netherlands, together with the United States, and the governments of Costa Rica, Zambia and South Korea organised the second…
Humanity United welcomes the temporary ceasefire between the Israeli government and Hamas in Gaza. While tenuous, this pause creates an…
Despite some bright spots, the anti-democratic challenges of the day are not fading fast. Investing in democratic resilience is increasingly…
To address the exploitation of internal agricultural migrant workers and identify possible collaborations to improve their conditions, IREX’s Ambulantes program…
The Japanese-German Forum was held in Berlin on November 15–17, marking the 31th anniversary of this dialogue, which was launched…
How is migration being instrumentalized and what challenges will Europe face in the coming years? How can Europe’s future be…
Authoritarian governments are escalating their efforts to manipulate the information ecosystem globally in order to undermine democratic institutions, advance their…
The Open Data Charter’s work with Uruguay on open climate data dates back to the first implementation of the Open…
For many years, Georgians and the international community had high hopes that Georgia would be the democratic and rights–respecting foothold…