News from the Global Policy and Development Department

What does taxation have to do with Feminism? Magdalena Sepúlveda explains why tax justice also means gender justice.

Trade unions and informal economy associations can shape a decent future of work, which considers the African cultural and infrastructure context

European arms companies may be liable to prosecution for aiding war crimes in Yemen, argues lawyer Miriam Saage-Maaß on ips-journal.eu.

The UN’s 75th anniversary is an opportunity to bolster the importance of global cooperation and multilateralism despite numerous challenges.

Gender should be negotiated at the highest level at COP25. But what has happened so far?

Renewable energy as a great opportunity for the Global South: fair, affordable, socially and climate-friendly. What does a just transition look like?

So much to talk about and so many unclarified issues to be negotiated. Why this COP is so important and what we may expect from it.

The FES is excited to be part of the Global Social Protection Week of the ILO, taking place in Geneva this week.

Youth must nurture international connections on the basis of solidarity to solving global problems, says Seren Selvin Korkmaz on FES Connect.

"Just because you phase out coal does not mean everything improves" for local communities, explains a former FES scholar on FES Connect.