Archive for August 2018
Celebrating 10 years of YPFP Brussels
Since our launch in 2008, the Brussels branch of Young Professionals in Foreign Policy has welcomed thousands of members to hundreds of events, organised by many talented volunteers. Whether it be our Ambassador Series or pub quizzes, we are extremely proud of everything we have achieved in ten years, and look forward to many more…
Read MoreThe More Politics Change in Zimbabwe, the More They Stay the Same
By Bart Connolly The July 30 elections had the potential to mark a pivotal change in Zimbabwe’s trajectory. While there were some surprises around the election in Harare, it seems the new Zimbabwe is much like the old. Leading up to the polls Emmerson Mnangagwa, the interim president finishing the term of ousted leader…
Read MoreSay hello to your YPFP Summer Reading List!
In addition to your sunglasses, comfy clothes and cheerful mood, do not forget to take with you a few stimulating online readings from the YPFP Summer Reading List. It will be the perfect combination for a beautiful day outdoors while reading exciting pieces picked by YPFP members and staff. Check out our five selections for…
Read MoreDigging Up Diplomacy: The Salwa Canal and the Saudi-Qatar Stalemate
This article was originally posted in Political Insights. BY SOPHIE OLVER-ELLIS With the Saudi led blockade against Qatar entering its second year, the socio-political and economic stalemate looks set to become more complex. Dr. Sophie Olver-Ellis reflects on the effect of the construction of the Salwa Canal on Qatar and Saudi Arabia. With the…
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