Covid-19, the biggest test for governments and businesses’ digital strategy (especially if they didn’t have one)
Covid-19 is testing the whole world in different ways: at a personal level, it is testing our ability to be patient and resilient; at a community level, it is testing our capacity of... READ MORE
Breaking into new medical territory: Will the psychedelic renaissance find its way into policymaking?
In recent years, one drug policy phenomenon present in the media has been the way in which many parts of the Western world are changing their views regarding the legalization of cannabis. Examples... READ MORE
RCEP: Its Aftermath and the EU-India FTA
By Mani Bhushan* and Noel Therattil** India’s decision to quit the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership (RCEP) last November has evoked a bag of mixed reactions. The sigh of relief from its political and... READ MORE
The Bulletin Podcast Episode 08 – COVID-19 Pandemic and Conflict Management
Dear readers and listeners, We are very proud to bring you the 8th episode of The Bulletin Podcast. The podcast’s goal is to interview the fascinating students and researchers of the Brandt School... READ MORE
Why COVID-19 Will Increase Automation Anxiety
By Prof. Dr. Achim Kemmerling*, Stefan Volkmann**, and Stephanie Gast Zepeda*** Technological revolutions have always created the fear of mass unemployment and societal disruption. While the classic example in economics history is weavers... READ MORE
COVID-19 and Asylum Seekers (Part 3/3)
by Charlotte Lydia Bock* and Andres Escobar** Gerald Knaus, considered the architect of the refugee deal with Turkey, said in an interview that since Erdogan’s cancellation of the refugee agreement, tensions and hardship... READ MORE
Political tensions between Greece and Turkey (Part 2/3)
By Charlotte Lydia Bock* and Andres Escobar** Refugees as puppets of political interests Arab refugees are mercilessly exploited and routinely misinformed in order to lure them to a certain region, and then brutally... READ MORE
A virus called “indifference” (Part 1/3)
By Charlotte Lydia Bock* and Andres Escobar** In 2019, The Atlantic described Lesbo’s Moria refugee camp as a place “topped with spirals of razor wire, enclosing one of Europe’s most infamous holding pens... READ MORE