10 February 2023

Without women’s voices, democracy and peace are weaker

By Margot Wallström Excluding women from peace talks leads to less justice for them and a greater chance of conflict, writes Margot Wallström. They are called ‘family photos’, official pictures taken at governmental, international and multilateral meetings, conferences and signing…

14 November 2022

Progress report 2021-2022

22 March 2022

Combining joint interests to avert tensions

Anna Diamantopoulou, Kathimerini The new era signals a need for a new national strategy. The impact of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine will be felt across the planet. The European Union has entered a period of tectonic shifts with regard to…

17 December 2021

Covid is not an inter-generational conflict

George Leeson, Professorial Fellow at the Institute of Population Ageing As the early days of 2020 passed with most of us hoping for the first signs of spring to drive away the greyness of a long winter, infections from a…

17 December 2021

Rethinking home-based settings for long-term care: the novel approach of shared living arrangements in Germany

by Dr. Lorraine Frisina Doetter – Senior Lecturer in Public Health, University of Bremen and senior consultant for WHO/Europe. The German long-term care (LTC) system was introduced in 1994, as a result of strong economic and demographic pressures which encompassed…

17 December 2021

TIMA Charitable Foundation: 10 Years of support for the elderly in Greece

by Paul Kidner – Advisor at TIMA Charitable Foundation. The TIMA Charitable Foundation was established in 2011 in memory of John M. Carras and his wife Athina Carras. Personal experience brought the difficulties that can stem from ageing and elderly care…

17 December 2021

Strengthening Nursing Home Policy for the Post pandemic World: How can we improve Residents’ Health Outcomes and Experiences?

by Professor David Grabowski – Harvard Medical School Introduction Nursing homes have been ground zero and the “perfect storm” for the coronavirus pandemic.1 Residents and staff in these facilities account for a disproportionately large share of COVID-19 cases and deaths in…

17 December 2021

Publication of DIKTIO: In search of a new social contract for an ageing society

Maria Karagiannidou, Research Officer, Care Policy and Evaluation Centre (CPEC), LSE, UK Greece is ageing much faster than in the past and according to the latest data released by Eurostat, is ageing faster than any other EU country. Currently, 22%…

15 July 2021

Why the West Lost in Afghanistan – And How Afghans Might Win by Greg Mills

Why the West Lost in Afghanistan – And How Afghans Might Win Greg Mills As NATO troops prepare to leave Afghanistan by 11 September in the face of a Taliban surge, a question remains unanswered: Why did the international intervenors…

9 March 2021

Publication-Report on Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC)

New Publication – Report on Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC). The publication-report outlines the profile of each APEC member state based on key economic indicators, while also hosts articles by Ambassadors in Athens, USA, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, South Korea, Mexico,…

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Without women’s voices, democracy and peace are weaker

Progress report 2021-2022

Combining joint interests to avert tensions

Covid is not an inter-generational conflict

Rethinking home-based settings for long-term care: the novel approach of shared living arrangements in Germany

TIMA Charitable Foundation: 10 Years of support for the elderly in Greece

Strengthening Nursing Home Policy for the Post pandemic World: How can we improve Residents’ Health Outcomes and Experiences?

Publication of DIKTIO: In search of a new social contract for an ageing society

Why the West Lost in Afghanistan – And How Afghans Might Win by Greg Mills

Publication-Report on Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC)