Indiens Regionalwahlen inmitten einer verheerenden COVID-Krise

Hunderte Millionen schreiten in fünf Regionen zu den Urnen

Im Zeitraum vom 27. März bis zum 29. April 2021 wählten die Bürger in den indischen Bundesstaaten West-Bengalen, Assam, Tamil Nadu, Kerala und dem Unionsterritorium Puducherry ihre legislativen Vertreter. Es handelte sich hierbei um Regionalwahlen in einer aus deutscher Sicht kaum vorstellbaren Größenordnung, da sie eine Bevölkerungszahl betrafen, die selbst diejenige Brasiliens (ca. 213 Millionen) übersteigt. Die Wahlen waren zudem ein Gradmesser für die tatsächliche Fähigkeit des indischen Premierministers Narendra Modi und seiner auf Unionsebene regierenden Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), Regierungen in Teilen des Landes zu bilden, in denen sie bisher kaum Einfluss ausgeübt hatten. Bislang regierte die BJP von diesen Staaten nur in Assam.

Transitioning towards a circular economy: opportunities and steps for Latin America

Final report

Latin America is taking its first steps to move towards this model that aims to achieve sustainable development, but how much do we know about the progress? Of barriers to drive traffic? Of the looming threats? Of the opportunities it gives us? These questions are precisely what we seek to answer from this study entitled Transiting towards the circular economy: opportunities and steps for Latin America, being a seminal work for the region.

Україна-ЄС: Шлях до політичної асоціації

Аналітична збірка

Публікацію присвячено темі політичної асоціації України з Євросоюзом, яка поряд з економічною інтеграцією є основною метою відносин України з Євросоюзом згідно із укладеною у 2014 році Угоді про асоціацію. Збірка постала завдяки співпраці Центру Разумкова та Представництва ФКА в Україні (Київ) у рамках проєкту "Україна-ЄС: чинники і перспективи політичної асоціації".

All That Glitters Is Not Gold

The Chinese Communist Party’s Influence on the Political Elite in Southeast Asia

The Chinese Communist Party (CCP) knows how to interweave the economy and politics with each other. In Southeast Asia, Beijing finds fertile ground. The reasons for this are manifold, but the links have concrete consequences for Germany and the EU.

Bridging the Channel: How Europe and the UK can work together in Foreign Policy.

by Luigi Scazzieri

This paper is the first of a three paper project ‘Bridging the Channel’, published by Centre for Centre for European Reform and the Konrad-Adenauer-Stiftung. The aim is to assess how EU states and the UK can continue work together in foreign and security policy after Brexit. This paper focuses on diplomatic co-operation, while the other two will focus on the defence industrial and nuclear dimensions respectively.

Potential Harmonisation of Emission Trading Systems (ETS): China and Southeast Asia

This study aims to investigate the new national emissions trading scheme in China and selected countries in Southeast Asia that are about to develop carbon pricing.

Young journalists as actors of a new era of media with integrity and impact

In the last decade, especially during the last three years, many key strategies of donor support programmes have placed youth journalism high on their list of priorities. Young people in developed countries around the world have taken part in programmes for fostering the quality of journalism, which is becoming more visible. Youth journalism is considered vital for the survival of certain communities, and it is supported by means of increasingly accessible and visible trainings by media organisations, youth programmes in local newsrooms, school newspapers, as well as podcasts and other digital platforms. Youth journalism is a solution to certain pressing issues and a platform for ideas that will transform communities, cities, countries and the world, in the present and future.

La diplomacia parlamentaria en derechos humanos

Investigación de Gabriel Salvia editada por KAS Partidos y Cadal

Rara vez la política exterior en derechos humanos de un país democrático alcanza a todas las dictaduras, pues prevalecen los intereses económicos, es decir el carácter prioritario que se le asigna a exportar productos y atraer inversiones del extranjero. Este es uno de los motivos por el cual se requiere el accionar de la diplomacia parlamentaria. El Parlamento es un poder independiente del Ejecutivo y por tal motivo sus miembros surgidos del voto popular tienen la capacidad política de realizar acciones que los gobiernos no pueden, en especial en las democracias en vías de desarrollo.

Geopolitical realities after Covid-19 and implications for the Indian economy

- Prof. Dr. Heribert Dieter

Prof. Dr. Heribert Dieter is Visiting Professor, Asia Global Institute, The University of Hong Kong, and Senior Fellow, German Institute for International and Security Affairs, Berlin

Canada and the EU

A new transatlantic alliance

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