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| Rethinking Multilateralism, Peace and Security | Publication
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.
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| Peace and Security | Publication
Berlin 2025 and the politics of peacekeeping

Berlin’s 2025 Ministerial sought to rethink peacekeeping. Familiar patterns persisted - but space for broader, more inclusive dialogue is beginning to open.
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| News
Interactive world map: Global supply chains

Discover the new interactive world map on global supply chains, as well as key arguments in favour of corporate due diligence.
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| Inclusive Economy | Publication
Competitive International Partnerships

This new Study by FES and DGB explores Instruments, Partner Demands, and Reforms for the socio-ecological transformation
55. UNfinished business

As the UNO turns 80, celebrations are overshadowed by the return of those phenomena it once united against
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| Rethinking Multilateralism, Peace and Security | Publication
Code and Conflict: Chances for Autonomous Weapons Regulation

In this new analysis, Elizabeth Minor explores the next steps toward regulating autonomous weapons systems.
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| Peace and Security | Event
Securing Ukraine: What Role for the UN?

May 9, 1:15-2:45 PM | FES New York As Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine has entered its fourth year, global discussions about pathways to ending the war have grown more urgent. To…
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| Peace and Security | Event
Is Development Collapsing? How to Achieve Progress in a Disarrayed World

May 8, 9:00-10:15 AM | Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung, New York Trade wars, slashed aid budgets, rising carbon emissions, funding shortfalls, SDG fallout, and creeping authoritarianism -…
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| Rethinking Multilateralism | Publication
Development Begins Where Inequality Ends

To build a fairer world, we must tackle inequality—not just poverty. Ingrid Robeyns shows how we can chart a better path
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| Rethinking Multilateralism, Inclusive Economy | Publication
At a Crossroads: Why the Fourth Financing for Development Conference Matters in a Fractured World

The July 2025 FFD4 conference may be our last, best chance to reform development finance and rescue multilateralism

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