All Articles on Shaping a Just World

Mexico still depends on fossil fuels for its energy supply and has not yet significantly updated their Nationally Determined Contribution (NDC) since 2015. Their reasoning: the country is too poor.
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A new FES study looks at how we can ensure that the national climate plans that are part of the Paris Agreement take the principles of a just transition into account.
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Ecuador's new president, Guillermo Lasso, promised to take more responsibility for the environment. So far with little success, finds Doménica Montaño.
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UNCITRAL is wasting time on the current reform process of Investor-State Dispute Settlement (ISDS)
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At the time, they were presented as an exception and a temporary, urgently needed measure. Yet two decades after the September 11 attacks, restrictions on freedom remain in force around the world.
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Find out which myths obstruct the understanding of social protection
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The study shall provide experts but also policy makers and interested citizens with the orientation and expertise necessary, to effectively engage in the democratic processes shaping the future of the Alliance.
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How a holistic perspective can inform EU policymaking on Syria
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China’s recent commitment to reaching carbon neutrality by 2060 sends a powerful message, not only about what the country thinks it can achieve with its own development, but also about the leading role it intends to play in a changing world of energy...
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The report is part of the Cooperative Security Initiative (CSI), which is designed to generate ideas and shift momentum in favor of cooperative security and multilateralism through the OSCE in order to build a safer Europe. It includes the responses...
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