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A series of recent economic and geopolitical shocks have led to rising fragmentation of global trade, whereby countries tend to boost economic ties with those sharing similar political values, economic policies and security interests.
The EU and its Member States have signed the UN Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities, and use its definition of disability as a common reference at EU level.
The Pact for the Mediterranean was announced in the 2024-2029 political guidelines and adopted on 16 October 2025.
Fishing in waters beyond national jurisdiction is based on agreements that define the EU fleet’s rights of access to fish on the high seas.
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.