All Articles on Shaping a Just World

Three experts in the field of sovereign debt in a video interview with the FES and erlassjahr.de.
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China is a critical component of the global financial architecture as both a member of the international institutions and as an institution-builder. Our latest report addresses the question of where to find areas of common interest in which to work...
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In fighting the growing insecurity in the Sahel the EU has to choose between strategic stubbornness and a willingness to rethink.
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Rapid urbanisation in Chennai is leaving the city's vulnerable susceptible to effects of unplanned growth and climate change. A photo essay with images by Shruti Kulkarni.
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Chenai Mukumba (Tax Justice Network Africa) is sceptical that this will succeed. She explains why in a new FES W7 blog post.
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Multinational companies have so far failed to adequately protect women’s rights and promote gender justice. A new FES W7 blog post by Franziska Korn und Karolin Seitz.
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A comparison of four Asian cities highlights the similarities, differences, and possible lessons learned as each tries to improve the transport options for its citizens.
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Prospects for an economic order that put women and girls in the spotlight. An FES W7 blog post by Marianna Leite, lawyer, researcher and activist from Brazil.
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Thirty years after the end of the Cold War with Soviet Russia, the Biden administration finds itself in a similar competition with China. What are the contours of the “New Cold War” as the two superpowers vie for influence in Latin America?
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Many countries in the Global South are facing economic and social collapse if the G20 debt relief initiatives are not improved and implemented with vigor.
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