Salzburg Global

08/24/2026

What does it take to sustain a media movement?

At the 20th Anniversary Erk Lecture of the Salzburg Academy on Media and Global Change, Paul Mihailidis, Faculty Chair of the Academy, reflected on what it takes to sustain a movement: what makes an idea travel across generations, countries and institutions? What keeps people connected? And how do you keep building something that continues to evolve without losing the values that brought it to life?

Read full article here: https://ow.ly/i9VA50ZCkxG

08/23/2026

As global warming grips the world, how can cities protect their most vulnerable?

In this latest opinion piece, Salzburg Fellow Dr. Aung Than Oo argues that inclusive climate resilience must not leave migrant children behind in South Asia and the rest of the world.

Read the full article here: https://ow.ly/SukM50ZCkfa

08/22/2026

When uncertainty is the only constant, what does seizing the moment look like? How do you shape an omnidirectional future?

On August 22, Nobel laureates, journalists, and global leaders convene for the 2nd Salzburg Global Future Forum.

Stay tuned - we'll be sharing insights and highlights from the Forum right here 📣

08/21/2026

What happens when the reality of war comes closer to Austria?

Salzburg Global Fellow, Franz-Stefan Gady shares insights into Austria's role in potential conflict, NATO convoys and the difficult questions around neutrality, security, and preparedness.

Read full article here: https://ow.ly/RwRJ50ZBs1a

08/19/2026

For 20 years, the Salzburg Academy on Media & Global Change has brought together emerging leaders in media to build lasting networks, foster innovation, tackle social challenges, and create impactful solutions. This year was no exception.

This year's milestone Academy marks our longest-running program, a feat we could only achieve through the Fellows, supporters, partners, donors, and friends who continue to inspire our global network.

Read about how the 2026 Media Academy continues in the spirit of that very first session by drawing inspiration from the past to shape the future of media: https://ow.ly/CNfL50ZAU1s

08/13/2026

What can South Asia teach the world about Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)?

Salzburg Global Fellows, Sreehari Ravindranath and Manjula Dissanayake explore how longstanding traditions of care, belonging and collective wellbeing can challenge how we think about SEL in today's world.

Read full article here: https://ow.ly/isji50ZyQew

08/08/2026

How can we drive lasting change in our communities?

Journalist and Salzburg Global Fellow, Princewill Ahante believes the answer lies in collaboration among individuals with diverse perspectives working toward a shared goal. In his compelling testimonial, he underscores the importance of global networks like Salzburg Global in making this collaboration possible.

Read about it here: https://ow.ly/Jm7R50ZxyiR

Salzburg Global Fellow Princewill Ahante reflects on the relationships and opportunities that continue to shape his commitment to inclusive leadership

08/05/2026

What will it take to reshape Africa's financial future?

Our latest article explores the evolving landscape of financial leadership in Africa, highlighting the importance of bold ideas, collaborative approaches, and new models of thinking to build a more resilient system for the continent's future.

Read the full article: https://www.salzburgglobal.org/newsroom/latest-news/reimagining-financial-leadership-for-africas-future

07/28/2026

In the chaos of today's global order, who will speak up for the rule of law?

This foundational legal principle continues to be questioned in societies across the world. What could this mean for those societies and for the rule of law itself. Salzburg Global's International Law Fellows Network met to answer these questions.

Read about it here: https://ow.ly/nIUV50ZtIrp

07/25/2026

Are internet shutdowns becoming the new face of authoritarianism?

In this latest opinion piece, Salzburg Global Fellow, Benson Innocent Edobor unpacks the growing use of internet shutdowns as a tool for political control and considers what this shift means for democracy, human rights and digital freedom.

Read full article: https://ow.ly/jjjW50ZrPVx