Friedrich-Naumann-Stiftung für die Freiheit
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Takeaways NATO The Hague Summit
The NATO summit in The Hague sends a strong signal with the 5% target for defense spending, but disagreement with Russia and Ukraine remains noticeable. Europe's role in the security architecture is growing.
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Events
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Russia's Copycats: Anti-LGBTQI+ legislation in Hungary, Bulgaria and Georgia
The rapid proliferation of anti-LGBTQI+ laws and policies in Hungary, Bulgaria, and Georgia reveals a disturbing pattern in Europe and beyond: the deliberate erosion of legal protections for LGBTQI+ communities and the systematic weaponization of anti-minority propaganda.
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NATO Summit 2025 – Allies meet in The Hague for a numbers game
Amid growing global instability, NATO leaders will meet in The Hague on 24-25 June for the annual NATO Summit. Item number one on the agenda: defence spending. The leaders are expected to agree on boosting their defence budgets to 5% of GDP and thereby keep US President Trump on board of the Alliance.
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Unlocking the Potential of the Gig Economy: Lessons from Vietnam’s Grab Model
The gig economy is reshaping global labor markets, with Vietnam’s Grab platform leading the way. A new policy paper reveals key insights and practical recommendations for the future of flexible work in Southeast Asia.
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Unlocking the Potential of the Gig Economy: Lessons from Vietnam’s Grab Model
The gig economy is reshaping global labor markets, with Vietnam’s Grab platform leading the way. A new policy paper reveals key insights and practical recommendations for the future of flexible work in Southeast Asia.
Agreement with the IMF - important milestone for Argentina's resurrection
The agreement with the IMF for 20 billion dollars is seen as a milestone for President Milei's reform course and raises new hopes for investment and Argentina's economic resurrection.
The future of Lebanon 50 years after the civil war
50 years ago, the civil in Lebanon began and lasted 15 years. An interview with Ahmad Hariri, General Secretary of Lebanon’s Future Movement and Michel Helou, Secretary General of the “Lebanese National Bloc”.