Julie Lenarz writes in The Daily Telegraph on how Russia uses fake news as weaponised information to undermine the West.
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Julie Lenarz January 27, 2017 HSC in the Media, Latest Articles, Most popular
Julie Lenarz writes in The Daily Telegraph on how Russia uses fake news as weaponised information to undermine the West.
Read More »admin December 16, 2016 Uncategorized
The HSC hosted its final policy soirée of the year with the former Vice President of the Maldives.
Read More »Lily van Egeraat July 31, 2016 Latest Articles, Security and Defence
To preserve the positive influences Oman can exert in the region, international efforts should be invested in building upon that stability and facilitating the road towards a more democratic dispensation.
Read More »Barbara Matias March 31, 2016 Latest Articles, The Policy Unit
Two female figures lead the democratic movements currently revolutionizing Myanmar and Taiwan.
Read More »Sarah De Geest October 22, 2015 Global Governance and Human Rights, Latest Articles
Islamic democracy is not democracy, and absolute security is not liberty.
Read More »Zaneta Sedíleková August 11, 2014 Uncategorized
June 2013 saw the second turnover in the Egyptian democratic transition when millions of people gathered on the streets of Cairo to demand an immediate resignation of the first democratically elected Egyptian president, Mohamed Morsi. Morsi’s one year tenure was marked by increasing authoritarianism and islamisation, which were both reflected in the draft constitution introduced by the Morsi Government in November 2013 (the 2013 constitution).
Read More »Ernesto LaMassa April 27, 2014 Global Governance and Human Rights, The Americas
Since February this year, Venezuela has been in an extreme state of upheaval. Even for a country like Venezuela with extreme polarization and lively political debate, riots of this magnitude are uncommon. What started as a demonstration by a group of students in the south-west of the country claiming for more security at universities, has transformed into the worst political violence the country has experienced in more than twenty years.
Read More »Simon Schofield March 20, 2014 Russia and Eurasia, Security and Defence
As reports emerge of a growing sense of unease in Moldova and the Baltic States, the HIC thinks it is critical that we ask what recent events in Crimea signal for the eastern frontiers of Europe as a whole. Here, we present to you our interview with Colm Lauder, currently the Secretary General of Europe's largest political youth organisation, the Youth of the European People's Party (YEPP).
Read More »Zhenjie Im October 13, 2013 Asia and Pacific, Global Governance and Human Rights
The big watchword for the upcoming Indonesian legislative and presidential elections in 2014 is golput. Golput, which has its history in the New Order regime, is perhaps best understood as a form of protest vote against the current political establishment. It tends to take the form of low voter turnout or intentional non-marking of the ballot to invalidate it.
Read More »Ghaffar Hussain August 29, 2013 Asia and Pacific, Security and Defence
Many filed Pakistan under 'basket case' years ago and stopped trying to rationalise developments in that country. Sadly, for others, that isn't an option. What is taking place is tragic, absurd, and frightening.
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