Europe’s Conscription Challenge: Lessons From Nordic and Baltic States Paper As Russia’s ongoing war in Ukraine reminds European countries about the importance of manpower, many are once again weighing the promise and perils of compulsory military service. By Sophia Besch and Katrine Westgaard
Democratic Reporting in Times of Elections Event Join top journalists and media experts in a crucial discussion on how to report on elections and campaigns amidst rising threats to democracy. Learn strategies to combat misinformation, enhance media diversity, and uphold the integrity of political journalism.
Human Security Dossier Human security discourse lets us reimagine individuals and communities as equal stakeholders in peace and security. It has the potential to create more pluralistic, inclusive debates about security by addressing the root causes of conflict and insecurity.
In need of a Human Security Perspective between the River and the Sea Analysis To ensure security and well-being of all citizens in Israel and Palestine, global actors must shift from a state-centric, militarized view to a human-centric approach. And prioritizing equality and cooperation among individuals and communities for lasting peace. By Dr. René Wildangel
The concept of Human Security Background The Global Unit for Human Security addresses the concept of human security and develops it beyond a mere analytical tool. The aim is to develop a progressive framework for intersectional, human-centric and justice-oriented security policy making.
Countering online risks in a ‘Super Election Year’: Why the EU and Africa need each other Analysis The European Union should work together with partners in Africa to secure electoral systems against cyberattacks and to prevent the spread of false and misleading information. This is also in line with European interests and values. By Cayley Clifford and Sabine Muscat
2024 Cohort of Transatlantic Media Fellows Announcement We are excited to announce our selection of Transatlantic Media Fellows for 2024!
Feminist Foreign and Development Policy Fellowship 2024: CSW 68 Fellowship After more than 600 applications, we are proud to announce our Feminist Foreign and Development Policy Fellows for 2024
Trump 2.0: How Should the EU Approach an Isolationist America? Event In February 2024, Program Director Teresa Eder moderated a discussion with Max Bergmann, Jana Puglierin, and Steven Everts on what a second Trump administration would mean for transatlanticists and the EU.
Turkish women after the earthquake: Lost security in a new home Background With the devastating earthquake in Turkey and Syria a year ago, many thousands of women not only lost their homes, but also spaces of protection and freedom. Housing policy in Turkey threatens to cement this loss. By Evrim Deniz