Die Indische Union sucht seit langem nach einer Antwort auf den wachsenden Einfluss Chinas und seine Seidenstraßeninitiative. Allmählich lassen sich die Konturen einer solchen Antwort erkennen. So geht Indien in seinem unmittelbaren südasiatischen Umfeld verstärkt dazu über, mit anderen Staaten zusammenzuarbeiten, was bislang kaum denkbar war. Im Rahmen seiner erweiterten Nachbarschaft hat Indien etwa mit Japan, den USA und Australien neue Formate entwickelt, die direkt oder indirekt gegen China gerichtet sind. Der Wandel der indischen Außenpolitik eröffnet deutscher und europäischer Politik damit neue Anknüpfungspunkte für eine Zusammenarbeit.
Within this volume, researchers from three countries have made an assessment of the different steps that economic and humanitarian migrants experience during their journey across Europe. The volume presents the results of a research programme developed by FEPS and SOLIDAR on the topic of migration and integration.
With three outstanding contributions covering the cases of Greece, Italy and Germany, the volume aims to assess the procedures in place from first reception at arrival to the integration in society and labour market of asylum seekers and migrants, with a focus on women and minors. The level of involvement of NGOs in the reception system and integration policies in the three countries is also explored and assessed in the volume. The book also includes a photographic project which complements the assessment made by the authors with visual testimonies of the situations faced by migrants on their journey across Europe.
The case study on Greece, titled “The Long Road to Integration- Possibilities and Obstacles for Newly Arrived Asylum Seekers in Greece” was written by Dr. Angeliki Dimitriadi.
The book is available to download here
Etonnante rencontre que celle qui a eu lieu au palais de l’Elysée vendredi 5 janvier entre le président turc, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, et le président Macron.
La présente note s’interroge sur la possibilité d’une politique publique de gestion du fait religieux en contexte laïc. Bien évidemment, une telle politique doit en premier lieu respecter le cadre juridique de la laïcité et tendre à la protection des libertés fondamentales. Toutefois, en tant que garant de l’intérêt général, l’État doit également tenir compte […]
Cet article Gouverner le religieux dans un État laïc est apparu en premier sur Fondapol.
Emmanuel Macron, qui a choisi la Chine pour démarrer son année à l’international, arrive à Pékin auréolé d’une position qui n’était pas celle de son prédécesseur.
Si bien es un hecho que la UE y sus Estados miembros se hallan comprometidos con los derechos humanos, las actuales políticas no son quizá las más adecuadas. Tienen carencias importantes para el día de hoy y no son suficientes para la Europa del mañana.
Depuis son élection en mars 2013, le pape François a multiplié les appels à la tolérance et à la paix. Sur les conflits internationaux ou le sort des migrants - qui était au coeur de son discours de Noël - le souverain pontife tend à revêtir des habits de diplomate.
After many years of virtual inaction, the dispute over the name of the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia is again attracting political attention in Athens, Skopje and important Western capitals. In the latest issue of ELIAMEP’s Strategic Analyses series, prominent analysts offer their views on the latest developments in the diplomatic relations between Greece and the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia.
Quelle place pour la voiture électrique demain ?
Si le développement de l’économie chinoise a pu susciter de nombreux espoirs en Europe au début des années 2000, le bilan est aujourd’hui mitigé.
A quoi servent les think tanks ? Rarement une année n’aura donné tant d’opportunités de répondre, cas pratiques à l’appui, à cette question.
On the occasion of Saad Hariri’s disappearance in Saudi Arabia and his tele-resignation from his seat as prime minister of Lebanon, this note discusses various parameters regarding the background of these events. You can access the Briefing Note here.
The net outcome of the Bonn climate talks (23rd Conference of the Parties, COP23) in November was lukewarm at best. Many technical issues were brought forward and the political risks caused by the US announcement to pull out of the Paris Agreement were kept at bay. Yet, leadership to fill the void left by the US was lacking. Germany, who was co-hosting with the Fiji Islands, could not table ambitious solutions as in November 2017 it only had a caretaker government in place. The Fiji Presidency brought attention to adaptation, agriculture, finance and the loss and damage debates, but could not succeed to the full extent, mainly due to conflicts on finance. The performance by China was disappointing as it did not follow up on its ambitions to lead. With a view to 2018, the EU once again claimed a leadership role on the international climate agenda, though not unilaterally. During the Bonn UNFCCC negotiations, however, the EU disappointed many of its partners as it did not deliver as a constructive negotiator and bridge builder. Rather, it pushed for some of the technical issues. Given the urgency to forge a rulebook for the Paris Agreement implementation and in light of progressing climate change, the EU and its Member States need to demonstrate instrumental and directional leadership in the run-up to the next COP in Katowice, Poland in 2018.