Event Inclusive Economy A New Era of International Cooperation: Reimagining Relations between Global South and North 15.04.2026 Can middle powers shape a fairer, more stable global order? This roundtable explores their role, strategies, and growing influence in reforming international cooperation and governance. April 15, 2:00 – 3:30 PM; by invitation only | Washington D.C. As the international financial architecture faces pressures from climate transition, debt distress, and geopolitical fragmentation, this high-level roundtable co-organized by FES New York, the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, United Nations University-Centre for Policy Research, and Reinventing Bretton Woods Committee asks whether middle powers can anchor a more stable and equitable global order. The discussion will examine the feasibility of a middle power-centered order, the coalitional strategies through which middle powers can exercise collective agency, and the institutional models through which they are already innovating in development cooperation and multilateral reform. Tuesday, 14.10.2025 Event Middle Powers and New Coalitions: A Pivotal Force for Renewed Multilateralism? As major powers retreat, middle powers and coalitions are reshaping global development and tackling the $4 trillion SDG gap. Thursday, 26.02.2026 Publication Inclusive Economy Understanding Middle Powers in Development Cooperation As traditional donors step back, middle powers are reshaping development cooperation. New research maps their rising influence and potential for change.
