With its large population and a great variety of cultures and religious or philosophical beliefs, India has experienced many dialogues between communities. At the global level, India stands for South-South solidarity and peaceful co-existence between states. That is why India’s role in international politics has often been framed as a ‘moral power on the rise’. […]

The rise of social media has been a welcome boost for free speech and equal representation, particularly in parts of the world where government-controlled outlets dominate the media space. But this freedom can come with risks of destabilization, as propaganda, misinformation, and hate speech exacerbate offline tensions. This event will explore the impact of social […]

Wars and conflicts are highly gendered phenomena. Men and boys are typically perceived as perpetrators, while women and girls are portrayed as victims. When it comes to peace processes, female voices too often remain unheard. We want to explore the frequently overlooked gender dynamics of conflict transformation and invite you to join us for a […]

During the month of June, DME for Peace are partnering with the Institute for Economics & Peace (IEP) to showcase their work and the launch of the 14th annual Global Peace Index (GPI). In collaboration with IEP, they look forward to highlighting the findings of the GPI and also discussing “Future Trends in Global Peace” […]

On Monday, June 28, 2021, the International Center for Transitional Justice (ICTJ) and the Ministry of Foreign and European Affairs of Luxembourg will jointly launch a series of publications resulting from a three-year ICTJ research project on transitional justice and prevention. This event will present the main findings from the five case studies that make […]

This panel discussion is part of the countdown events to the Generation Equality Forum (GEF). The event will share how the recommendations from the 'Now and the Future' research link to the blueprints of all 6 Action Coalitions and the WPS-HA Compact, and will share specific findings from Palestine, Afghanistan and Nigeria, and provide an […]

In 2019, the new European Commission dubbed itself a “Geopolitical Commission”, indicating the intent to assert the presence of the European Union on the global stage with the appointment of a High Representative chairing the Commissioners’ Group on a Stronger Europe in the World. The Post-Cotonou negotiations on new EU/Africa-Caribbean-Pacific Partnership Agreement were an early […]

The Eastern Mediterranean has always been an area of important political and cultural developments, dense migration, but also a hotspot of international tensions. The past decades have been no different: the region remains a bridge for trade between Europe and Asia, whereas geopolitics have divided the island of Cyprus, and more migrants crossed the waters […]

This Thursday, July 29th, at 16 CET, Dr. Clem McCartney, Melanie Hussak, and Dr. Ran Kuttner, members of the Next Generation Shared Societies Theory & Practice network, will lead the M&E Thursday Talk discussion on “Shared Societies as a Framework for Project Planning and Monitoring”. Click here to register First articulated 15 years ago as […]

On 16 September, the Centre for Feminist Foreing Policy is launching its vision for a Feminist Foreign Policy for Germany. During this event, they will present their demands for the new German government and give insights on why Germany needs a Feminist Foreign Policy - no matter who wins the election! Kristina Lunz, Germany Co-Director […]