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Moon’s Challenge to Rebuild a Fair and Just Society at the Time of a Pandemic

As the UN Secretary General calls the coronavirus “the greatest test after the Second World War”, in South Korea similar terms have been common to describe the sobering primacy of the 1997-98 Asian Financial Crisis; so psychologically traumatic to be widely considered as the most tragic national event since the Korean War (1950-53). The daunting memory of the AFC crisis, then surged as yardstick against which every successive economic downturn has been assessed.

Mercoledì, 8 aprile, 2020 - 16:45
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“Love Thy Neighbour”: Anti-Chinese and Anti-Japanese Sentiment in the Korean Elections

On 27 January a petition was filed to South Korea’s Blue House. It counted half a million signatories, and aimed at banishing visitors from China in an effort to escape the coronavirus epidemic. It was a different world back then. The coronavirus was not a pandemic yet, and Seoul had only four cases on record, all of them imported from China.

Mercoledì, 8 aprile, 2020 - 10:45
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Ukraine's Civil Society on the Eve of the Election: How Different This Time?

“Every election in Ukraine is a crucial one”, so goes the joke among Ukraine experts, east and west. Just like with any joke, there’s some truth behind it. In the post-Soviet landscape, the country has always stood out as relatively pluralistic: its politics, though never completely democratic, are highly competitive, and its civil society is habitually described as “vibrant”.[1]

Mercoledì, 27 marzo, 2019 - 17:30
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Why the EU (and Italy) Should Care About Ukraine's Elections

The March 31st Presidential elections in Ukraine matter for Ukraine, its region and the EU. While the majority of experts deem it impossible for a winner to be declared in the first round and, thus, expect a second one in April, the March contest will be a first important step in the crucial process to determine the direction the country will take. So, while we should not hold our breath on election day, we should definitely keep a close eye on the contest and its outcome.

Mercoledì, 27 marzo, 2019 - 15:15
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War and Peace in Ukraine’s Presidential Race

As the day to elect Ukraine’s next president draws near, the candidates’ campaigns have become more aggressive and their positions more intransigent. The three leading candidates have entered the campaign phase in which, in addition to their official platforms, nonpolitical tools are being wielded to gain an edge on the competition.

Martedì, 19 marzo, 2019 - 12:00
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Afghanistan's Election Dilemma

Many Afghans are still wondering what exactly they will vote for on Saturday, and whether all of them will. While despite all shortcomings, parliamentary polls will go ahead on 20 October, the originally – and very optimistically – scheduled first-ever district council elections will apparently not be held.

Giovedì, 18 ottobre, 2018 - 10:45
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A Brazilian Paradox

The 7 October elections are the most uncertain presidential elections in Brazil in 20 years. It could not have been otherwise after four turbulent years, with the impeachment of the president, Dilma Rousseff, the corruption scandals, the arrest of Lula da Silva and the rise of a far-right outsider who has literally routed all his cards.

Giovedì, 4 ottobre, 2018 - 18:00
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The Future Pillars of German Foreign Policy

For further analysis on this by the DGAP, see here

 

 

Venerdì, 22 settembre, 2017 (Tutto il giorno)
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Topics of the German Christian Democrats for the Federal Election and beyond

On the 3rd of July the two German Christian democratic parties, the Christian Democratic Union, CDU, and the Christian Social Union, CSU, presented their common electoral manifesto for the federal election that will take place on 24th of September 2017. The document is titled “For a Germany that is good to live in” (Für ein Deutschland, in dem wir gut und gerne leben). The CSU added a “Plan for Bavaria” (Bayernplan) that is not considered in this paper.

Venerdì, 22 settembre, 2017 (Tutto il giorno)
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Means, goals and consequences of the pro-Kremlin disinformation campaign

There is no doubt that the pro-Kremlin disinformation campaign is an orchestrated strategy, delivering the same disinformation stories in as many languages as possible, through as many channels as possible, and as often as possible.

Giovedì, 19 gennaio, 2017 (Tutto il giorno)
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