Venice Commission Delegation (Moldova)
OSCE/ODIHR representative in the Venice Commission delegation to examine Moldova's party and finance regulation. View LINK View VIDEO
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10, 2017
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10, 2017
Towards the Right: Austria’s Nationalratswahl 2017
By Martin Lausegger (University of Oxford) On the 15th of October Sebastian Kurz, leader of the centre-right People’s Party (ÖVP), celebrated a clear ‘start to finish’ victory. Ever since the 31-year old took over the ÖVP earlier this year, he consistently led the polls throughout an election campaign whose fundamental driving forces were immigration, the [...]
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10, 2017
Visiting Lecture (Moldova)
Lecture at the Moldovan State University (Chisinau) on the "Crisis of Political Parties and Representative Democracy".
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10, 2017
Newspaper interview (Spain)
Interview on "Brexit negotiations" for La Razon View LINK
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10, 2017
Opinion in “El Correo Gallego”
A reflection on the independence of Catalonia in one of Galicia's leading newspapers. View LINK
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10, 2017
Newspaper interview (UK)
Interview on "F.C. Barcelona's role in the catalanist movement" in the Daily Express. View LINK
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10, 2017
Persistence paid off – the recent government formation in Kosovo
By Shqipe Mjekiqi (R.I.T Kosovo) The new Government of Kosovo under Prime Minister Ramush Haradinaj was constituted on September 9th; nearly three months after parliamentary elections took place on June 11th. Although the Government took less time to form than it did following the elections of 2014, the reasons for the delay were pretty much [...]
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10, 2017
Radio interview (Lithuania)
Interview on "Catalonia's illegal referendum" for "Lithuanian National Radio" (LRT). LISTEN TO INTERVIEW
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09, 2017
Interview in “La Voz de Galicia”
Talking about politics in Galicia's leading newspaper. View LINK Read ARTICLE (PDF)
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09, 2017
The 2017 Bundestagswahl in Germany – Heading for Jamaica?
By Sophie Karow (University of Düsseldorf) Germany just voted for a new national parliament. The election results are regarded as historical. After 4 years of a grand coalition, the Conservatives (CDU/CSU) and the Social Democrats (SPD), the two largest parties in Germany, face dramatic losses. The smaller parties are considered as winners of this election, [...]