The Rotating G20 Presidency: How do member countries take turns? Published: 30 November 2016 On 1 December 2016, Germany became the host and President of the G20 and began to work within the so-called G20 Troika, which in addition to itself consists of the previous 2016 G20 President (China) and the subsequent 2018 President (Argentina). By Nancy Alexander, Dr. Heike Löschmann and Waleria Schuele
Sleepless in Europe ─ the Implications of Trump’s Presidential Victory Published: 14 November 2016 The victory of Donald Trump and the way his election campaign was conducted will have multiple effects on politics in the EU, sleepless nights are already one of them. By Roderick Kefferpütz
"One Cube" Three, yet one! Published: 9 November 2016 "One Cube" Three, yet one! - is a documentary film by Pramod Dev. Depicting three women who work in export-oriented sectors of India's economy, the film shows how the demands of trade impact upon the personal, familial, social, economic and cultural aspects of the lives of the protagonists.
Group of 20 (G20) – In a Nutshell Published: 30 November 2016 Who are the G20 member countries? What issues do they have? Who leads? Our factsheet gives a first overview. By Nancy Alexander, Dr. Heike Löschmann and Waleria Schuele
After Brexit: India's solidarity with Britain and Europe Published: 4 August 2016 After the UK vote for leaving the European Union, India, with historically close ties to Britain has to reassess its relations with both sides. A weakening of either the EU or the UK is against India's interests, which could lead to a revivification of the Commonwealth and to new multilateral free trade areas. By C. Raja Mohan
Slovak echoes of Brexit Published: 3 August 2016 On 1 July 2016 Slovakia assumed the Presidency of the EU Council. The government had been planning to implement the agreement reached between the UK and the EU in February 2016. But now they have to deal with the fact that Great Britain is leaving the European Union. By Grigorij Mesežnikov
Moscow's ambigious response to the Brexit vote Published: 2 August 2016 For a long time, the construction of the EU has been incomprehensible and aggravating for Moscow. The EU without Great Britain could be much more pleasant for Russia. By Johannes Voswinkel
Could British referendum strengthen pro-EU voices in the Czech Republic? Published: 1 August 2016 The government accepted the result with disappointment, while many in opposition saw it as an inspiration. Yet the post-Brexit debate might just as well be an opportunity to anchor the Czech Republic more deeply in the European Union. By Lucia Najšlová
China’s Brexit Dilemma Published: 28 July 2016 The UK’s divorce from the EU has diminished the hope of both the British and the Chinese in placing the UK as a spring board to the whole European market. Beijing is losing its newly acquired “best partner in the West”. By Yu Jie
Zimbabwe: "The socio-economic challenges are huge" Published: 21 July 2016 The political situation in Zimbabwe is getting worse, the population is protesting with a Stay-Away against corruption, bond notes and a lack of payment. Paula Assubuji, from our office in South Africa, has spoken with Kudakwashe Chitsike about the current situation in the country. By Paula Assubuji