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Numerous women active in politics at all levels of governance in the EU face various forms of abuse, intimidation, threats and even assaults in their everyday work.
The EU is facing the challenge of mobilising massive investments required to meet its strategic priorities and must find effective ways to finance them.
In 1954, the UN recommended that all countries establish a national day to promote children’s rights and welfare, and made 20 November Universal Children’s Day.
Africa remains a central pillar of the EU’s geopolitical agenda due to its strategic importance in energy, trade, migration, and security. Africa and Europe also share interests in multilateral fora and advancing global governance reforms.
The Sudanese are caught in a devastating civil war, driven by deep political fragmentation, with far-reaching humanitarian and human rights consequences.
The United States (US) Defense Industrial Base (DIB) represents the largest and most technologically advanced military production ecosystem in the world, encompassing a vast network of private firms, government entities and research institutions.
Ten years after the Paris Agreement was concluded, global climate action is at a critical juncture.
According to Eurostat, a city is a local administrative unit (LAU) where the majority of the population lives in an urban centre of at least 50 000 inhabitants.
Located in the Circum-Pacific volcanic belt or ‘Ring of Fire’, Japan is heavily exposed to natural disasters, including earthquakes, volcanic eruptions, floods, landslides, heatwaves and heavy snowfall.
Access to culture means the possibility to participate in cultural life from the perspective of consumption. This means identifying barriers to consumption and ways to reduce or remove them.