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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During its semiannual meeting in Berlin IFAIR’s core team and members had the opportunity of visiting the Russian embassy on the 22nd of February. After […]
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The global rise of right-wing populism and its repeated renunciation of multilateral agreements pose the greatest threat to our diplomatic world order after the end […]
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Over the last few years, various countries have developed administrative and diplomatic capacities to systematically establish their influence on, and communication channels with, their diaspora […]
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The United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS III) has defined a comprehensive system of law and order in the world’s oceans […]
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Dietary change is becoming part of climate change negotiations We cannot meet our climate goals without changing food consumption. Diets in the Global North have a huge […]
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During the 6th committee of the 71st session of the United Nations General Assembly, the focus this year remained on the work of the United […]
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Cosmopolitan utopian concepts have a long history and are certain to generate widespread fascination. What institution could do more justice to the world citizen than […]
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This section covers global issues that go beyond a specific region of the world. International regimes and institutions are the main actors in this section. To submit an article, for questions and ideas for the section “Global Affairs”, please contact:
Elias Reiche is regional director for “Global Affairs” and member of the Impact Group Foreign Policy Talks.
Elias is a third year law student at Humboldt-University in Berlin. Besides his academic career he works part-time for a congressman at the german Bundestag and works as a volunteer for the Berlin Stadtmission. Elias gained professional experience working with the Federal Foreign Office as a freelancer. After his high school degree, he travelled in Central America for half a year. During his stay he worked for the „Carpe Diem Eco Project“ in Nicaragua and a French NGO focused on fair trade textiles made by indigenous people. Other influential stays included half a year in Eastern Europe and visits to the USA, Israel and India. Elias speaks German, English, and Spanish.
Contact: elias.reiche@ifair.eu
