Die Soldatinnen der Bundeswehr sind auch deshalb verteidigungsbereit und willens, ihr Leben zu riskieren, damit die Rosa-Luxemburg-Stiftung auch in Zukunft die Freiheit hat, solche Behauptungen in die Welt zu setzen.

Ich würde ja jetzt gerne, über die #Bahn und so - aber es hilft ja doch nichts … und zumindest ist Rheinbrohl ja auch irgendwie ganz schön.

The price of not getting involved in politics is being governed by the worst.

China is changing the international system by encouraging countries in the Global South to copy its practices. In this article, we show how China does this. tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10…

CNN just published a feature on the young Chinese people who call themselves 'rat people': living nocturnal lives, staying in bed, and doing the bare minimum to cope with everyday pressures. I also shared some thoughts for the piece 🐀 Watch it here: edition.cnn.com/2025/07/23/wor…

A big thank you goes to the anonymous reviewers for their insightful comments, Jagannath Panda, 潘杰根 | Ph.D. the editor of Think Asia Series and to those who supported our work by writing critical reviews Jean Pierre Cabestan, Marina Rudyak 卢玛丽 and Zack Cooper

Why is development economics stuck in "good institutions" trap? Because of normative bias - assuming that good institutions must look like Idealized Britain A necessary way out is "using what you have." In other words: indigenous innovation. 🌞 🔗muse.jhu.edu/pub/1/article/…

Happy Weekend 🎴 The poor cannot innovate with what they lack: wealth and modern capacity. Necessarily, they must repurpose what they have—practices and resources that the rich may dismiss as backward—to kickstart change. This simple principle is the way out of the

There's a pattern I am noticing from the past 10 years Establishment might say "using what you have" is too simplistic But the Global Majority does not see it this way The World 🌐is turning Multipolar Voices will diversify