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91. April: Dialogue and cooperation must outvote fear and anger

News and updates for value-based politics shaped by freedom, justice and solidarity, in which dialogue and cooperation outvote fear and anger

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Globalization and justice: Not yet an equation

Fair working conditions and environmentally sustainable production need to be fostered by trade policy, and climate protection targets should be made part and parcel of trade agreements.

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FES monitor takes the pulse of EU social democracy ahead of Parliament polls

Progressive parties overshadowed by polarization, fragmentation and nationalism ahead of EU polls in May.

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True cooperation with the EU could catalyse the development of a new Africa

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

95. March: Migration as opportunity

News and updates for an inclusive vision of migration as opportunity, to imagine and harness together social, economic and political progress for all.

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Return to Afghanistan looks into the many faces of displacement and migration

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

Participants at the welcome reception, Young Global Changers Sumer School, 17 March 2019. Photo by Global Solutions Initiative.

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At a global summit, youth make a stab at collective and global change

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

Amine Kharrat. Illustration by iStockphoto/bo68

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The youth, wherever they come from, are the best placed to face the challenges of the new society

With migration youth seek opportunities unavailable at home, and those from less prosperous areas see it as the only way to achieve an upward social mobility.

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African youth want and need political stability

"We can not address the migration crisis without analysing the roots [of it], and the overall [root] of it is political instability, which goes with poverty."

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Migration and integration – towards a "new we"

The most important task […] consists in bridging the gap overcoming the social and political divide between the mobile and the rather more settled inhabitants of our society.