More than 300 groups have joined a global alliance that advocates to change social and economic systems for a more just, equal and sustainable world.

The 2030 Agenda is an unprecedented piece of global development policy, in its origins, objectives and structure. But with 12 years left on the clock, how is it performing? FES takes a peek into the upcoming Spotlight Report to find out.

Illicit financial flows are depriving African countries of wealth from their natural resources. With governments slow to act, civil society must take urgent action.

Experts from both sides of the Atlantic discuss the future of transatlantic partnership considering the world order of the past 80 years and its apparent breakdown.

Every year, members of an international network from both sides of the Atlantic meet to plan steps and strategies to combat right-wing extremism globally.

The youth of Africa envisions a future where the EU dismantles the power dynamics that have hindered Africa and its development.

No two refugees’ stories are the same, but they all tell of resilience, hope, and challenges—sometimes—overcome.

In March 2019, the Young Global Changers Summer School brought young people from 60 countries together to work on global challenges.

In a reshaped multilateral order, democracy on the national and global levels are mutually reinforcing and a reformed, well-resourced and more democratic UN is at the centre.

The global extractives industry is under increasing pressure to rein in its widespread violations of labour, environmental and human rights.