November 2021 – Polis180

Pivoting east? A new chapter for the European project in the Indo-Pacific

28. November 2021 von Polis180

“Young Indo Pacific – Forward-looking perspectives on the EU Indo-Pacific Strategy” was an event series taking place from the 26th to the 28th of November, 2021. Polis180, European Guanxi and STEAR – with the support of several other youth organisations across Europe and Asia hosted multiple panel discussions on topics regarding the European Union’s Indo-Pacific Strategy and provided students and young professionals with a platform to be heard in international politics.

A comment by Adith Scrinivason and James Farquharson

Event Report | DIASPORA? Diversität in der deutschen (Kultur-)Politik

22. November 2021 von Polis180

Die Veranstaltung im Rahmen unseres Projekts DIASPORA? diente der Vernetzung und dem Erfahrungsaustausch zwischen Engagierten und Stakeholdern migrantischer, diasporischer Vereine, die im Bereich der EZ aktiv sind.

Report | #GEOYOUTH2021 Study Trip to Berlin (9-13 November)

17. November 2021 von Frauke Seebass

During a 5-day study visit to Berlin, a group of our #GEOYOUTH2021 participants from Georgia had the chance to present their project activities and engage with youth organisations, politicians, and civil society more broadly.

Shamayel Shalizi: „Not being able to go home is one of the worst pains on earth“

16. November 2021 von Polis180

A few days before our Polis-Teatime Lights out in Afghanistan: Which options for Afghan artists?, Polis member Claire Saillour met with Shamayel Shalizi (designer, multimedia artist, founder of the platform Blingistan), who is trying to build bridges between the Afghan diaspora and people in Afghanistan with formats such as “Diaspora passing”. She asked her how she is experiencing the changes in her home country Afghanistan and how it affects her personally.

An conversation between Shamayel Shalizi and Claire Saillour

Spotlight Asia: Live aus Beijing

15. November 2021 von lukashochscheidt

In der neunten Folge von Spotlight Asia spricht Lars Feyen mit Daniel Satra, der als Fernsehkorrespondent der ARD in Peking tätig ist. Daniel erklärt, wie man als ausländischer Journalist in einem autoritären Staat arbeiten kann, welche Hindernisse es gibt und wie sich die Berichterstattung in China im Laufe des letzten Jahrzehnts verändert hat.