All Articles on Shaping a Just World

A funding problem haunts the future of the German and European economies. How the EU can launch a common investment push in the new mandate.
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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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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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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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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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Daniel Bertossa appeals to the WTO Ministerial Conference to prioritise the development agenda and the public interest.
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The FES Geneva reports on the MC13 in three issues of its "Mont Blanc Trade News". At the beginning of the conference, with representatives from Zambia, Pakistan and Australia.
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Experts from Latin America and SIPRI analyze the nexus between security, justice and the climate crisis and present policy recommendations.
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Women are more exposed to AI automation in the workplace compared to men. Our upcoming research project baims to specifically examine this issue.
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How alternative peacebuilding approaches in the context of a feminist foreign policy provide an opportunity for transformative conflict management on the African continent.
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