COVID-19, Bangkok, and Its People A Photo Essay on COVID-19, Bangkok, and Its People by Amphon Chansirisri
COVID-19, Bangkok, and Its People A Photo Essay on COVID-19, Bangkok, and Its People by Amphon Chansirisri
EU transportation policy: competition with infrastructure Atlas A bigger internal market, greater trade in goods and more infrastructure mean greater economic power. The EU wants to hold its own against China from a position of strength. By Dr. Stefanie Groll and Dr. Radostina Primova
The automotive sector: the transformation of a key industry Atlas Three trends will shape the evolution of Germany’s most important industrial sector: electrification, digitization and networking within a new mobility system. Policymakers, manufacturers and customers are beginning to understand this. By Roderick Kefferpütz
Ecomobility: treading lightly Atlas People who combine different means of transportation in everyday life can organize their mobility with great efficiency. Ideally, all the building blocks of such a “multimodality” fit together. By Philipp Kosok
Drive technology: charging ahead Atlas The path going forward is clear: For road vehicles, electricity and alternative fuels will soon replace gasoline and diesel. The climate protection potential of this move is high, but some problems still need to be solved along the way. By Dr. Stefanie Groll and Dr. Christine Wörlen
Digitalisation and the coronavirus in Morocco: From care to control? Background With a series of digital measures introduced in response to the coronavirus pandemic, Morocco is creating a trade-off between ways to provide rapid support and the parallel development of digital control. By Anja Hoffmann and Bauke Baumann
Impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on rule of law in Central Europe: Turning Crisis into opportunity? Background The ongoing pandemic of COVID-19 disease has brought about an extraordinary situation. Although the past decades have brought numerous challenges like terrorism or the climate change, the global spread of a disease for which there is neither a cure nor vaccination available is something that political leaders have no experience in tackling. By Pavlína Janebová
A state in danger - special legal order introduced in Hungary Analysis The Hungarian Parliament passed an Act on the Protection Against the Coronavirus. It gives an already authoritarian government extraordinary, dangerous powers. By Domokos Lázár