To conclude CISS’s 2nd EU-ASEAN Perspectives Dialogue, 17 young experts came to Brussels to talk about current affairs in interregionalism with stakeholders from both regions. […]
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Today, the world community faces momentous challenges. 2015 marks the year of the expiration of the Millennium Development Goals, and a glance at the ambitious […]
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In many respects, the European Union is still not a union in the strict sense of the word. It may well be one at a […]
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Are the EU and ASEAN strategic partners in tackling climate change? They can be, said experts at CISS’s panel discussion held in Brussels, which engaged […]
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For thousands of years, humans have responded to the challenges of life with some form of communal organization. In the course of human history, democracy […]
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Although the changing security environment in Europe has mandated a potent CSDP for two decades, progress has been limited. The Ukraine crisis constitutes a potential […]
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The willingness to reform is going backwards in the governments of German-speaking countries – in Germany, Austria and Switzerland. The most recent „reform barometers“ are […]
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Microcredit (or Microfinance) has proved its value in many countries as one of the major means of alleviating poverty. It has the potential to change […]
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The rise and fall of Pegida, the deaths of refugees on the Mediterranean Sea and the associated debates about European immigration and refugee policies – […]
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The recent surrender and transfer of a senior Lord’s Resistance Army (LRA) Commander, the Ugandan Brigadier Dominic Ongwen, to the International Criminal Court (ICC) raises […]
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