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Interview: Second Peace Conference in Myanmar
24.May.2017 - 13:54
The interview with Dr. Sai Oo, Country Representative of Pyidaungsu Institute for peace and dialogue in Yangon, Myanmar was led by Mirco Kreibich,…
The Energiewende as a European project
24.May.2017 - 13:21
What options do German policymakers have when shaping the European Energiewende debate? The Heinrich Böll Foundation proposes a set of…
Myanmar's Religious and Ethnic Conflicts: no end in sight
24.May.2017 - 11:28
Against the backdrop of persistent ethnic tensions, the second round of the peace conference of Burmese government, army (Tatmadaw) and ethnic…
"It’s about a battle of ideas in which we have to constantly engage our opponents"
18.May.2017 - 10:40
In the beginning of April, the Hungarian President János Áder signed into force certain amendments to the Higher Education Act which…
Another shot at a peace deal? What we know after Trump’s meeting with Abbas
12.May.2017 - 23:54
Last week, President Trump hosted Palestinian leader, Mahmoud Abbas, for discussions on an Israeli-Palestinian peace deal and further economic and…
Serious human rights violations in the Hungarian asylum system
10.May.2017 - 15:56
Two years ago, the Hungarian government began to criminalise asylum seekers and migrants with clear political motivations. Within a few months,…
Orbán vs. the World: The Background Context of the Lex CEU
03.May.2017 - 15:52
The attack on CEU is one in a series of attempts to eliminate the so-called enemies of illiberal democracy. The government has manufactured a…
How the Hungarian “Zuckerberg” is keeping Orbán’s system alive
03.May.2017 - 15:08
It is becoming increasingly difficult to access public interest data in Hungary – especially when the information relates to the activities…
Call for application: Regain or retreat? European youth in an age of uncertainty
24.Apr.2017 - 11:38
n a year full of elections and decisions that may strongly impact on the future shape and direction of European integration, we aim, together with…
War and Peace: Armenian Elections 2017
21.Apr.2017 - 18:00
On April 2, 2017 Parliamentary elections took place in Armenia. These were the first national elections after the Constitutional Referendum of 2015…

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