Lost MillennialsWelcome to the first edition of the Lost Millennials newsletter, with all the latest project updates. Read on to learn more about our aims, the launch of the project website and the release of the country reports focusing on policy context addressing 25+ NEETs.
Commenting for the AP, BCI’s Carlo Binda underlines the continuing lack of a central authority in Libya VALLETTA, Malta (AP) — Tens of thousands of people seeking better lives are expected to trek across deserts and board unseaworthy boats in war-torn Libya this year in a desperate effort to reach European shores by way… Read the […]
This week we want to highlight a new policy paper released by International IDEA on risk management in elections. A great read for election “nerds” and a valuable resource for anyone working on electoral issues. From the IDEA website: “this Policy Paper demonstrates the importance of institutionalizing risk management in elections. It […]
The Islamist party, which has led the coalition government since the Arab Spring protests in 2011, has won the country’s parliamentary elections. Participation was relatively low at 43 percent. Source: Morocco′s ruling Islamist party win parliamentary election | Africa | DW.COM | 08.10.2016
“In any democratic development, it’s not the first elections that matter, it’s the subsequent ones,” Francesca Binda, president of Binda Consulting International, a political consulting company based in Malta, told The Media Line. “It’s not always the big steps, it’s the little ones.” Source: Moroccans Head to the Polls – The Media Line