As part of a program with the Auswärtiges Amt (Federal Foreign Office) CRISP implemented a simulation game "Interlandia". The simulation game was structured to provide international diplomats and representatives of foreign ministries and universities…

In the end of September, CRISP has introduced its simulation game, "Wer regiert Neuland" ("Who Governs Neuland"), to a group of 14 participants at the Federal Ministry of Finance in Berlin. This simulation game was incorporated into the Federal…

For the third consecutive time, CRISP has successfully executed the Shebania Simulation Game, fostering robust youth engagement in Bahrain

“This simulation game ‘Taberlingen’, and our discussions during this workshop, have sparked an important discussion on how to deal and work with the changes in the German political environment and how it affects our work.” With these words the second…

CRISP organised a simulation game at the office of the Konrad Adenauer Foundation in Berlin for 120 scholarship holders from all over the world. The focus of the simulation game was the topic "EU Security. Outlook 2023" and aimed to shed more light…

CRISP and The German Federal Foreign Office have joined forces to promote EU rapprochement and integration.

From February 10 to 13, 2023, CRISP implemented the simulation game "Bribania" for 13 participants in a workshop organized by the European Center for Kurdish Studies in the German city Loccum, which focused on anti-corruption. The participants were…

OSCE Office for Democratic Institutions and Human Rights and CRISP facilitated women’s political participation for young politicians from Poland, Georgia, North Macedonia, and Uzbekistan.

In the course of this project we want to promote greater awareness of the political, economic, military and social relations on both sides of the Atlantic, and especially between the European Union, in particular Germany, and the United States. On…

OSCE Office for Democratic Institutions and Human Rights and CRISP facilitated cooperation between women from Georgia, North Macedonia and Uzbekistan