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| Inclusive Economy | Publication
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).
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| Rethinking Multilateralism | Event
EAST RIVER DIALOGUES ON EFFECTIVE MULTILATERALISM - Managing the Next Global Order: Can Multilateralism Work in a Multipolar World?

This series offers a forward-looking take on how global cooperation can adapt and flourish in an era of diverse power centers
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| Inclusive Economy | Publication
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.
44. Am Kippunkt

In his latest article, Matthias Jobelius examines the crises overshadowing the UN’s 80th anniversary and what reform could achieve.
45. 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?
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| Inclusive Economy | Publication
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.
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| 2030 Agenda, Rethinking Multilateralism | Event
What Role for the UN in a Multipolar World? Policies, Strategies and Alliances for a Reformed Multilateralism - with Bärbel Kofler

This exchange brought together multilateral experts to explore how the UN can remain a meaningful actor in today’s contested global order.
48. 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.
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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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