The problems of climate change are omnipresent. The issue polarizes and the public is increasingly sensitized. An example for this is that according to an […]
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Yes, Law and Justice won the elections again. Yes, it was predictable. No, it will not last forever. The blue and orange map of Poland […]
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Over the last two decades, the Socialist Republic of Vietnam has added a new dimension to its foreign relations in pursuit of development policy. As […]
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Prior to the publication of The East Asian Miracle (1993), a World Bank report on development outcomes, South-East Asian countries such as Malaysia, Indonesia and […]
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The European Parliament elections, which have been held every five years since 1979, give citizens in all member states the opportunity to elect their members […]
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International human trafficking is a flourishing, however often overlooked problem. In order to talk about current legal reforms, IFAIR in cooperation with the Association of Humboldt University initiated a […]
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With an ever-assertive China in the East and Trump’s America in the West, a strong EU-India relationship could prove to be fruitful and mutually beneficial. […]
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For the first time in the history of the United Nations (UN), two states share their presidencies in the Security Council. As France will take […]
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One of the main characteristics of EU sanctions is that the goals of the sanctions and the steps the receiving country must take with which […]
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On June 15th, 1985, five European states, including Germany, France and Belgium, signed the so-called Schengen Agreement. In it, they agreed to coordinate their judicial […]
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