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Segít-e az integrációban a migrációs paktum?

Bumm.sk (Szlovákia/Felvidék) - Thu, 19/02/2026 - 09:19
Az EU-ba érkező migráció kezelésében kulcskérdés az integráció. A migrációs paktumot ugyan nem erre találták ki, mégis lehet hatása az EU-n kívülről érkezők beilleszkedésében.

Le Kosovo à l'heure du nouveau désordre mondial

Courrier des Balkans / Kosovo - Thu, 19/02/2026 - 09:15

Palestine, Venezuela... Albin Kurti aligne la position du Kosovo sur celles des États-Unis, mais comment le petit État peut-il trouver sa place dans le nouveau désordre mondial ? Son existence même résulte d'un consensus transatlantique, réunissant l'Otan et l'Union européenne. Belgzim Kamberi en discute avec l'analyste politique Agon Maliqi.

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Le Kosovo à l'heure du nouveau désordre mondial

Courrier des Balkans - Thu, 19/02/2026 - 09:15

Palestine, Venezuela... Albin Kurti aligne la position du Kosovo sur celles des États-Unis, mais comment le petit État peut-il trouver sa place dans le nouveau désordre mondial ? Son existence même résulte d'un consensus transatlantique, réunissant l'Otan et l'Union européenne. Belgzim Kamberi en discute avec l'analyste politique Agon Maliqi.

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XIV. Leó pápa a lángokban álló világ hamvairól beszélt

Bumm.sk (Szlovákia/Felvidék) - Thu, 19/02/2026 - 09:09
A lángokban álló világ, a háborúban megsemmisített városok, az eltiport nemzetközi jog súlyának nevezte a fejre szórt hamut XIV. Leó pápa, aki első alkalommal mutatta be a hamvazással egybekötött misét a római Aventinus-dombon levő Szent Szabina-bazilikában szerda este.

Science for Africa’s future food security: the need for an all-Africa food supply strategy

Africa has become import-dependent for staple food cereals over the past five decades. It is an ongoing dispute if increasing import dependency in Africa is causing food security risks for its population fueled by recent increases of uncertainties around international trade caused by geopolitical tensions and global trade policy disruptions. We call for an all-African approach based on regionally coordinated domestic support policies to increase Africa’s self-sufficiency and reduce international imports. We argue that the recent trend towards self-sufficiency as the overarching goal is not a sufficient strategy to improve food security because domestic support policies distort markets, increase prices, and set wrong incentives. Trade distorting policies risk undermining the benefits of regional and international trade for food security because often only trade can provide an efficient insurance mechanism against local supply shocks. A regional policy coordination is required for country-specific policy decisions framed by an all-African trade policy framework to balance production and imports primarily at the continental level. If a food self-sufficiency approach — for political reasons — is to be pursued, it should be in a way that is less distortive of the domestic and regional markets.

Science for Africa’s future food security: the need for an all-Africa food supply strategy

Africa has become import-dependent for staple food cereals over the past five decades. It is an ongoing dispute if increasing import dependency in Africa is causing food security risks for its population fueled by recent increases of uncertainties around international trade caused by geopolitical tensions and global trade policy disruptions. We call for an all-African approach based on regionally coordinated domestic support policies to increase Africa’s self-sufficiency and reduce international imports. We argue that the recent trend towards self-sufficiency as the overarching goal is not a sufficient strategy to improve food security because domestic support policies distort markets, increase prices, and set wrong incentives. Trade distorting policies risk undermining the benefits of regional and international trade for food security because often only trade can provide an efficient insurance mechanism against local supply shocks. A regional policy coordination is required for country-specific policy decisions framed by an all-African trade policy framework to balance production and imports primarily at the continental level. If a food self-sufficiency approach — for political reasons — is to be pursued, it should be in a way that is less distortive of the domestic and regional markets.

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