Democracy Called - Hungary Answered, Cuba Didn't Have Power
Welcome to our latest edition! Political change, crisis, and shifting global power dynamics define this edition - from electoral developments in Hungary and Japan to worsening instability in Cuba and Spain, as well as broader debates on security, technology, and international order.
This month, we examine Hungary’s political turning point after Viktor Orbán’s long rule, Cuba’s deepening crisis, and Spain’s growing domestic tensions under Pedro Sánchez. We also look to Asia, where Japan’s new leadership is raising expectations at home and abroad.
Our video revisits 75 years of European integration, while an in-depth interview sheds light on the global threat posed by scam centres in Southeast Asia. From our gallery, we explore how art in Ukraine bears witness to war and sustains resilience.
We also highlight our impact on the ground in Ecuador, break down Germany’s recent local elections in our audio feature, and introduce Dr. Daniel Schwake, who advances dialogue and mutual understanding in Jerusalem.
Enjoy exploring our latest analysis and insights! |