Blog New 14/07/2019 – by Sabine Balk Europe on the wrong track The EU needs a long-term solution to the migration issue Read
Blog New 07/07/2019 – by Hans Dembowski The US health-care system is not worth copying Health care is a good example of the need to complement market dynamics with prudent state action Read
UN New 28/06/2019 – by Sabine Balk Strategic rape in war UN resolution on sexualised violence in conflicts falls short of expectations Read
Blog New 25/06/2019 – by Hans Dembowski The tide may be turning in Turkey Istanbul election shows that people have become tired of Erdogan’s divisiveness Read
Blog 23/06/2019 – by Hans Dembowski Xi Jinping is weaker than many observers believe Why I do not think that China proves authoritarianism to be effective Read
Our view 21/06/2019 – by Hans Dembowski Failure is unaffordable If humanity fails to fund the SDG agenda appropriately, all nations will suffer and none will be great Read
Right-wing populism 20/06/2019 – by Aditi Roy Ghatak Modi won – but did India? In recent elections, India’s incumbent prime minister thrived on divisiveness Read
Blog 16/06/2019 – by Hans Dembowski When border-security forces are a cause of flight In regard to democracy promotion, western governments’ credibility currently looks dented Read
Blog 09/06/2019 – by Hans Dembowski Sudan is not China Western media under-estimate the extent to which China opened up under authoritarian rule after the Tiananmen Square massacre Read
Blog 02/06/2019 – by Hans Dembowski Nationalist rhetoric does not help in international arenas Why populists failed to build European alliance Read
Our view 31/05/2019 – by Katja Dombrowski “There is no health without mental health” Almost everywhere in the world, mental illness is a taboo subject Read
