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NGO Roundtable Meeting in The Netherlands  – Dutch Perspectives on Peacebuilding in a Changing Landscape of EU External Action

Date: Tuesday, 19 November 2024Time: 10.15 – 16.30 CETLocation: The Hague Humanity Hub, Fluwelen Burgwal 58, 2511CJ, The Hague, Netherlands    Objectives and Format  The overall objective of this CSDN NGO Roundtable meeting (RTM) is to enable  representatives of Dutch-based peacebuilding NGOs to exchange together on two  areas 1) the political context for peacebuilding with […]

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Peacebuilding in the new European Parliament: a bad moon rising

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By Jack Kennedy The European Parliament elections of 6-9 June shifted the chamber solidly to the right. As many commentators have noted, the gains of the far-right were less extensive than had been expected; however, they did make gains, as did the centre-right/right European People’s Party (EPP) grouping. This came largely at the expense of the […]

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Standing up against gender-based violence? Mismatches between EU internal and foreign policy

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By Marie Lena Groenewald In early February, EU institutions reached a political agreement on new rules to combat violence against women and domestic violence. While the directive is yet to be finally adopted, the agreement follows an almost two year process, starting with a Commission proposal for a Directive on combating violence against women and domestic violence set forth in […]

Trends towards the defunding of European Peacebuilding: German ODA cuts as a case in point

By Philipp Kittman Following a protracted process, Germany finalised its federal budget for 2024 in late January, navigating through economic challenges marked by slowing growth. The resultant austerity course led to significant budget reductions, notably impacting official development assistance (ODA) and funding for peacebuilding. In relative terms, peacebuilding and other international cooperation initiatives rank as the […]