Although Latin American countries contribute relatively little to global CO2 emissions, energy consumption has been rising corresponding with the…

First in this month’s special series on the work by FES and partners on climate change and energy policy, we peek into the transformation of the…

Over a year after the Paris climate summit, Europe has to come together and take the lead once more. Reform of the European emissions trading system…

Economic interests alone should not be the driving forces of trade policy

How can workers fight the increasing pressure from globalized supply chains?

A trade union action in Uganda is among the successful stories of trade unions in transformation documented by the Global Trade Union Team of FES

Yaoundé (Cameroon) - Over half of the 22 million population employs domestic workers and the figures demonstrate an urgent need to support care…

Following up on last month’s focus on political education and populism comes a contribution by a former FES intern in Thailand on populism and its implications for security and stability

An interview with Dr Werunga from the East African Centre for Security and Strategic Studies

Ana Gabriel Zúñiga Aponte, Vice-minister of Costa Rica on political participation, the inclusion of youth in the politics and her experiences as alumni of Agentes de Cambio.

Our guest contribution for the month with considerations on the context of political education in Kenya and the challenges to overcome

A conversation on the opposition to feminist movements in Germany rising alongside authoritarianism and right-wing populism worldwide.

Two issues down the road and we have our first guest contribution with considerations on why we need conscious learning and awareness to contest gender inequality.

Interview with documentary filmmaker Zafari on his work with FES, his latest movie on migration and the debates and experiences by Afghan youth

Experiences by Dalia Dada, participant at a seminar series on democracy education

For a socially and gender just society, a universal social protection system cannot overlook the need for quality and affordable social services

On the Hungarian law governing referendums and how they have been abused by the government of Victor Orbán to dismantle direct democracy in Hungary

Reclaiming inequality as the core aspect of feminism, a political feminist agenda can change reactive politics

Using ethnographic examples, anthropologist Ruben Andersson in this study goes against the grain of conventional approaches to migration as "crisis"…