Background In October 2015, the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development was approved and a specific Sustainable Development Goal (SDG 16) was dedicated to ‘the promotion of peaceful and inclusive societies […]
EU governments are spending a total of 255 billion euro on the military in 2014, and globally military spending accounted for $1776 billion. This is disproportionate and in many cases […]
Myanmar is at a critical and delicate stage of transition with a democratic government having taken office in March 2016 and its first elected civilian president since 1962. Although several […]
Background Lindsey Fielder Cook works with the Quaker United Nations Office (QUNO) as their Representative for Climate Change. Since 2013, QUNO has offered ‘quiet diplomacy’ at the United Nations Framework […]
'Embracing Digital Citizenship, the Role of Peace and Development (I)NGOs' is part of a webinar series on M&E and Ethics in the Digital Age which DME for Peace are hosting. […]
The ongoing migration crisis and the clashes at the EU’s borders brought back into the spotlight the EU’s relations with countries in the Western Balkans and the importance of continuous […]
'Improving Data Rigor, What Still Needs to be Done?' is part of a webinar series on M&E and Ethics in the Digital Age which DME for Peace are hosting. DME […]
If and when the Geneva diplomatic process will generate a peace deal for Syria, then the attention will immediately shift to implementation of the agreement. This seminar is intended to […]
CSDP missions and operations are some of the most visible crisis management tools of the EU’s Common Foreign and Security Policy (CFSP). In recent years, the EU and its member […]
The Permanent Representation of the Republic of Poland to the European Union, the Casimir Pulaski Foundation and the European Institute of Peace are organising a Peace and Stabilization Strategies Seminar […]