At CISS’s Interregional Online Workshop EU-ASEAN Perspectives, young practitioners and academics debate current issues of EU-ASEAN relations. The first workshop panel dealt with the complex […]
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See MoreDevelopment policy is one of the subjects that has been given the least attention in the election battle. It certainly does not attract voters. But […]
See MoreWhile other countries in Southeast Asia are busy with their preparation towards the single market in 2015, Jakarta is still focused on maintaining regional cohesion […]
See MoreOnce again, the issue of constitutional amendment is flaring up in Japanese political discourse and gaining much attention in Northeast Asia. Why could the current […]
See MoreThe reference period defined in 2001 for the international community to reach the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) ends in 2015. Whether a global development agenda […]
See MoreThe Asia-Pacific region has become increasingly important to the German economy over the last years. Whether in emerging countries or with established trade partners, many […]
See More“Rewarding Courage” was the lead topic of the 43. St. Gallen Symposium in Switzerland this year. CISS’s executive board member Alexander Pyka participated as a […]
See MoreIn a globalized increasingly complex and interdependent world health has been found to be a critical factor for success in foreign affairs. In the following […]
See MoreThe first European Conference at Harvard took place in Cambridge, Massachusetts from 2 – 3 March 2013. The event was organized jointly by the European […]
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