Public Opinion on Arab Society in Israel

A new survey on Israel’s Arab community by Konrad Adenauer Stiftung Israel and its Program for Jewish Arab Cooperation at Tel Aviv University reveals severe economic distress as a result of the Corona crisis; a desire to see the creation of a new Arab-Jewish party; divisions of opinion with regard to the performance of the MKs in the Joint Arab List; a fairly low voter participation rate (55.6%) expected in the next elections; a high degree of satisfaction with the result of the US presidential election; and support for the normalization agreements between Israel and the Arab countries.

Recharge your Batteries

How a Digital Workplace has Helped Rina Balance a Busy Family Life and a Career in Technology

The final installment of our series on women entrepreneurs features Rina Wija Astuti of Indonesia. She shares how digitalization is transforming her battery business. This feature is part of a series by KAS SOPAS and Woomentum on women-owned SMEs (WSMEs) in four Southeast Asian countries. It focuses on how digitalization presents new opportunities for women-owned businesses and how it could help them overcome their gender specific challenges.

The New Turkish Presence in North Africa: Ambitions and Challenges

Mediterranean Dialogue Series no. 33

The paper aims to identify the main goals of Turkey's new policy toward North Africa, analyzes how states of the region perceive the new presence of Turkey in the region, and addresses the major challenges facing this Turkish strategy.

The Spice of Life

How Technology is Helping Khim’s Traditional Cambodian Meatballs Reach the Global Market

The ninth installment of our series on #women #entrepreneurs, features Sok Khim from #Cambodia. She shares how the COVID-19 pandemic is changing her business, forcing her to come up with innovative solutions. This feature is part of a series by KAS SOPAS and Woomentum on women-owned SMEs (#WSMEs) in four Southeast #Asian countries. It focuses on how #digitalization presents new opportunities for women-owned businesses and how it could help them overcome their gender specific challenges.

Water Security, Pandemic and Climate Change.

Incorporating Public Health into Future Water Policy: Perspectives from South Asian Countries

This study aims to explore the dynamics between public health and water security under the context of the COVID-19 pandemic in all eight South Asian countries: Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Bhutan, India, the Maldives, Nepal, Pakistan, and Sri Lanka. Experts from these countries have been asked what the current and future situations are in relation to water security and the pandemic, and how the pandemic reveals the relation and dynamic between water security and public health. The data displayed in this publication are until late August.

Representación política de las mujeres … y el atractivo de los partidos

Elke Wiechmann

Articulo publicado en Análisis & Argumentos, edición No. 416 / noviembre 2020.

„Kanclerz klęknął“

50. rocznica uklęknięcia kanclerza Willy'ego Brandta w Warszawie

Przypominamy sobie gest ówczesnego kanclerza Niemiec Willy'ego Brandta w Warszawie, który jako pierwszy kanclerz po II wojnie światowej przyjechał do Polski z okazji podpisania Traktatu Warszawskiego. Uklęknięcie przed Pomnikiem Bohaterów Getta w dniu 7 grudnia 1970 r. było głęboko osobistą reakcją szefa rządu, ściśle związaną w niemieckiej kulturze pamięci z nawiązaniem stosunków politycznych między Republiką Federalną a ówczesną PRL i późniejszą normalizacją między naszymi dwoma krajami.

Binomio reanuda su cooperación

Noticias semanales de Guatemala, Honduras y El Salvador

Contenido solo disponible en alemán

A Guide for Radio Journalists on Devolution

Devolution and Media

Understanding the concept of devolution and its key functions and public participation still remains a challenge in majority of our counties. Media which includes local radio stations have been mentioned as one of the stakeholders that can enhance public participation at the counties. This radio discussion Tool kit seeks to educate the radio journalists in four counties where the KAS devolution program is implemented in Kenya on how best they can inform/educate their audience about matters devolution and how to participate in it.

African Human Rights Law Journal

The African Human Rights Law Journal (AHRLJ) is a leading peer-reviewed journal focusing on human rights related topics of relevance to Africa, Africans and scholars of Africa. As democratic practices and the protection o f human rights struggle to become rooted in Africa, the Journal aims to contribute towards strengthening indigenous African scholarship.