Publication Inclusive Economy Building Economic Sovereignty: “Can National Legislation End the Debt Trap?” Across the Global South, nations are asserting their right to economic independence - and challenging the system that keeps them in the debt trap
Publication Inclusive Economy Inequality Reduction and Debt Sustainability Analysis This paper by Matthew Martin charts a new path for integrating national inequality-reduction goals into debt sustainability analysis (DSA).
Publication Inclusive Economy End the Debt Trap - Options for national legislative action. Background papers dossier This new dossier compiled by Maia Colodenco advocates for legislative reforms that emphasize transparency, accountability, oversight, and sustainability in public finance management.
Publication Rethinking Multilateralism Am Kippunkt In his latest article, Matthias Jobelius examines the crises overshadowing the UN’s 80th anniversary and what reform could achieve.
Publication Rethinking Multilateralism Multilateralism in the red At the 80th UN General Assembly, leaders will face a critical question: Is today’s UN - and its funding - fit for purpose?
Publication Inclusive Economy Multilateralism Meeting the Moment: Moving forward from FFD4 A month after FFD4 in Seville, the real test is whether its vision of a fairer, more inclusive and resilient financial system can be carried forward to FFD5.
Publication The second United Nations World Social Summit 2025 - A milestone in the struggle for global social rights? The second UN World Summit for Social Development (WSSD2) will take place in Doha in November 2025. An FES-supported analysis by Global Policy Forum explores what is at stake.
Publication Peace and Security Rethinking Multilateralism Who Can Lead a Disarrayed World? Electing the Next UN Secretary-General The 2026 UN Secretary-General selection unfolds amid global divisions and mounting pressure on multilateralism, raising urgent questions about leadership and direction.
