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The Friedrich Naumann Foundation for Freedom has been active in the South Caucasus since 1996. The work began with projects of the political education in Azerbaijan, from 2002 also in Armenia and Georgia. The office is located in Tbilisi, Georgia. The main focus of the work is the transformation process of former soviet republics towards modern democracies with free political systems based on social market economy and the rule of law.
Russia perceives this mission as a competition and a danger

January has passed, but what’s in store for Africa for the rest of 2022? A number of countries will be hosting elections of some form in 2022. The eyes of the world will be on the African continent assessing whether there is progress on some thorns that have hindered Africa’s image in the past. Will we see a drop in human rights violations? Will there be efficient economic progress to lift people out of poverty. Or will it be more of the same talk and no action?
China’s expansion in southern Africa: democracies in danger

China is expanding its influence globally. A well-known means is the Belt and Road Initiative, primarily known for its infrastructure projects. Southern Africa is also a target of this influence and investment. In the region, China inverts parliaments and political parties as essential components of political systems to exert influence and solidify China-friendly policies. Find out exactly how they do it in our Policy Paper.
China’s expansion in southern Africa: democracies in danger

She has taught students for 42 years. She has marched in protests, helped with female rights legislation, and inspired the new generation of feminists. Mihaela Miroiu is Romanian, a professor at the National School for Political Studies and Public Administration in Bucharest.
other feminists “radical”, “crazy”, or “a social danger

The Platform for Independent Journalism (P24) is an initiative to support and promote editorial independence in the Turkish press at a time when the journalistic profession is under fierce commercial and political pressure. It has been started with a broad mission to build capacity in the Turkish media, create a public appetite for media independence, define and promote the best journalistic practice, and more specifically to encourage the transition to web-based journalism. P24 initiated a new platform “Gezegen 24” where they publish FOI-based journalism pieces of training with experts from Germany. This series of articles was produced with support from Friedrich Naumann Foundation (FNF) as an output of freedom of information (FOI) based research journalism grants.
scars they were left with during the pandemic, the danger

The prize goes to Narges Mohammadi, a women’s rights activist who belongs to the circle around former Nobel Prize winner Shirin Ebadin. However, it should be seen as representative of the numerous women’s rights activists in Iran.
We must understand and become aware of this danger

Reporters Without Borders‘ annual ranking shows that several Latin American countries occupy unfavorable positions in terms of press freedom. Despite the challenges, there is hope for the growth of independent and niche journalism, and it is suggested that civil society, universities and the private sector can play an important role in supporting and developing entrepreneurial journalism.
security of those who perform this valuable work is in danger

surface of this seemingly amusing technology is a danger

The novel coronavirus that has been rampant since the beginning of 2020 revealed what many people, at least in Germany, were unaware of: disinformation is also present in the non-political sphere, and it is increasingly being spread via messengers such as WhatsApp and Telegram. In Germany, for example, two voice messages went viral via WhatsApp and spread disinformation about the virus.
and Democracy Recent years have shown the great danger

Estonian Prime Minister Kaja Kallas says the situation in Ukraine is worrying and NATO cannot go along with Russia’s demands. She argues that the allies see things more clearly after the Crimea occupation and do not underestimate the situation.
Kallas said it is important that everyone senses the danger