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141. Vorwärts: „Wie der Ukraine-Krieg die Vereinten Nationen verändert“

Ein Jahr Krieg in der Ukraine: Die UNO konnte den Konflikt bisher nicht lösen. Warum das so ist, beschreibt Michael Bröning im vorwärts.
142. CSW67 Networking Reception

Together with Rosa-Luxemburg-Stiftung, we brought together a diverse group of stakeholders for an evening of informal exchange.
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Brief: World Protests 2021-2022

Around the world, people have become increasingly angry at the failures of their governments - democratically elected or not - to address their needs.
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Food, energy & cost of living protests, 2022

2022 saw unprecedented protests about the basics needed for everyday life, signaling a global economic failure to provide goods at prices people can afford.
145. Tagesspiegel: Welt erlebt „Welle der Unzufriedenheit“

Politische Repräsentation, Bürgerrechte und wirtschaftliche Gerechtigkeit: Vor allem dafür gingen Menschen laut einer Studie der FES in den vergangenen zwei Jahren auf die Straße.
146. Civil Society Forum 2023

During the 61st session of the UN Commission on Social Development, the NGO CSocD Civil Society Forum was held on Friday, February 10.
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FfD Mini-Retreat 2023

Alongside UN-DESA and the UN Foundation, FES New York hosted a Financing for Development (FfD) mini-retreat for UN Member States.
148. POLITICO: "Protests over food and fuel surged in 2022 — the biggest were in Europe"

A new study by FES and researchers from American University explores an unprecedented global wave of street protests driven by soaring prices and government inaction.
149. The Scotsman: "Demonstrations around the globe show a generation demanding change"

Our "World Protests" study featured in the Scottish newspaper and daily news website "The Scotsman".
150. IPS News: "More Austerity in 2023 Will Fuel Protests"

In their new op-ed for IPS News, Sara Burke and Isabel Ortiz argue that more austerity measures in 2023 will fuel protests worldwide.

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