- Gunnar Hökmark depicts two scenarios for the future of democracy in the Arab World.
- Since 2003 JHS works in Azerbaijan where the Eurovision Song Contest will be held.
- A new Homepage has been launched. Visit www.hjalmarsonfoundation.se.
- Don’t forget Ukraine!
Newsletter 1/2012
December 1st, 2011 Newsletters |- Gunnar Hökmark, MEP, depicts two scenarios for the future of democracy in the Arab World.
- Since 2003 JHS works in Azerbaijan where the Eurovision Song Contest will be held.
- A new Homepage has been launched. Visit www.hjalmarsonfoundation.se.
- Don’t forget Ukraine!
Newsletter 10/2011
December 1st, 2011 Newsletters“Choosing Without a Choice”
- Elections to the Russian State Duma will be held on December 4. Only seven parties are running.
- Israeli security expert about the Arab Spring and the situation in the region.
- Christofer Fjellner on reforming the EU aid for trade.
- Breakfast on December 8: What happened in the Russian elections?
Newsletter 9/2011
November 1st, 2011 NewslettersNew Foreign Policy Platform Adopted
- Foreign policy debate on closing down the Nordic Council as well as Nato membership.
- A new foreign policy program for a free world and a stronger Europe.
- Some 20 guests from abroad participated in the party congress in Örebro.
- Coming: Report on the Russian December 4, elections.
Newsletter 8/2011
October 1st, 2011 NewslettersProminent Politicians met in Visby
- High level meeting about the EU’s Eastern Neighbourhood.
- The Baltic states have done the impossible, said Professor Anders Åslund at a seminar arranged by the Hjalmarson Foundation.
- Success for JHS at the annual Book Fair in Göteborg, September 22-25.
- November 16: Hirsh Goodman, national security expert, Tel Aviv, will speak at a luncheon.
Newsletter 7/2011
September 1st, 2011 NewslettersNumerous activities at this year’s Gothenburg Book Fair
- Can Social Media overthrow a Dictator? JHS at the Book Fair in Gothenburg.
- Plenty of JHS trainings this autumn!
- Azerbaijan: The Internet is more free than the press.
- Election results in Guatemala.
Newsletter 6/2011
June 1st, 2011 NewslettersThe Threat in Cyberspace
- New routes of information but also new threats evolve as we link up.
- Mats Johansson, MP, about freedom in the media and on the Internet.
- Belarus opposition to celebrate Independence Day on August 25.
- For the first time JHS and IWDU gather female politicians on the Balkans.
Newsletter 5/2011
May 1st, 2011 NewslettersEU’s soft power makes progress in the Balkans
- In Venezuela Hugo Chávez is step by step dismantling democracy.
- The AK Party got close to 50 percent in the Turkish election on June 12.
- For the first time JHS has arranged educational seminars in Ghana.
- JHS wish all subscribers of this newsletter a great summar!
Newsletter 4/2011
April 1st, 2011 Newsletters“Putin decides who will run for President”
- Russia’s Duma and Presidential elections in December 2011 and March 2012.
- Egyptian election – scarcity of eligible candidates.
- New book about the Balkans to be released on May 12.
Newsletter 3/2011
March 1st, 2011 Newsletters“Ukraine Moving Further Away From Democracy”
- Developments in Ukraine raise concerns. The legal system is eroding.
- Interview: Ukraine is being “Putin-ized”, but still retains some independent media.
- The Foundation has organized campaign training in the Seychelles.
- Extensive spring schedule with education on three continents.
Newsletter 2/2011
February 1st, 2011 Newsletters“The hope for democracy replaced corruption and abuse of power”
- Susanna Haby (Moderate Party MP) writes about her experience of Tunisia.
- Glimpses from the Foundation’s activities on democracy and EU integration.
- Calendar with all the activities during spring – in Sweden and abroad.
Newsletter 1/2011
January 1st, 2011 Newsletters“Increasingly bizarre statements from Belarusian Authorities”
- Christian Holm is answering questions about the developments in Belarus
- Workshop for writers organised by JHS. New classes to start in May.
Newsletter 7/2010
September 1st, 2010 NewslettersVisitors in the Election Campaign: Learning about Democracy
- Invited by the Jarl Hjalmarson Foundation close to 200 foreign guests visited Sweden during this year’s election campaign.
- Three popular seminars were arranged by the Foundation at the Göteborg Book Fair. The theme was: Internet Freedom!
Newsletter 1-6/2010
June 1st, 2010 Newsletters”We got results in all prioritised areas”
- A summary of the Swedish EU-chairmanship
- The Left would direct forign policy in a redgreen coalition, warns Ambassador Olof Ehrenkrona
- Göran Lennmarker new chairman for the Foundation
- Turkey in a Tough Spot – Military Officers Arrested
- Eva Gustavsson on the significance of free elections
- Continued Support to Belarusian Opposition
- About the importance of freedom on the Internet
- Moldova: Democracy Still Stands against Communism
Newsletter 8-10/2009
December 1st, 2009 NewslettersThe fall of communism in the Baltic States
- The story of an eye witness – text and photo by Bertil Persson
- Gunilla Carlsson, Minister for Development Aid, about needed changes
- Ewa Björling, Minister for Trade, about the EU-initiative “Aid for Trade”
- Report: High ranked politicians discussed Eastern Europe
- The Jarl Hjalmarson Foundation in 2009 & new staff at the Foundation
Newsletter 4-7/2009
September 1st, 2009 NewslettersThe Master of Ideology
- Nigel Ashford about the ideology education
- How to renew the European Union: Reports from the field and the books
- Eva Gustavsson on Latin American and much more
- A multitude of activities organised by the Hjalmarson Foundation
Newsletter 1-3/2009
March 1st, 2009 Newsletters“Building Democracy is even more important in times of financial crises”
- Margaretha af Ugglas about the financial crises and the Foundation
- Gunilla Carlsson about the shrinking Swedish development aid
- Eva Gustavsson on the strategy for future projects
- Visions & views: about Turkey, the Baltic states and Africa
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