Spotlight Migration and COVID-19

The passing of EU Supply Chain Directive by the EU Parliament has been a lengthy process. Our new publication looks at what it means for the European market.
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After a year of war, Sudan is mired in one of the worst humanitarian crises on the planet. How much longer until the international community acts?
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Success model or pitfall? An analysis of Denmark's restrictive migration policy.
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Bassirou Diomaye Faye surprisingly won the presidential elections in Senegal. The result heralds a new era in the country’s recent political history, says Claudia Ehing (Head of the FES office in Senegal) in the current IPS article.
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CEAS: With the Pact in its final stages, the focus needs to shift to implementation and alternatives, says Catherine Woollard from ECRE.
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In Memoriam - Professor Edward Webster, Comrade Eddie
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Health and safety in the workplace is not a matter of course for self-employed waste pickers in Vietnam. Yet these workers - the majority of whom are women - play an important role in waste disposal and waste separation.
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Migrant domestic workers‘ struggles show the urgent need for further organising to reshape labour justice and challenge power dynamics, particularly in Lebanon.
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China has become an integral part of the global security order. A new FES policy brief by the FES sheds light on what this means for multilateral arms control and where there could be potential for dialogue between Germany and China.
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"Now it is important to ensure that EU law is always respected at our external borders and that the CEAS reform is implemented quickly and comprehensively", says Birgit Sippel, Member of the European Parliament and spokesperson of the S&D Group in...
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