COVID-19 has cast a spotlight on the difficulty faced by democracies around the world to deliver and meet the needs of large segments of their population – to protect their health, their livelihood, and their fundamental rights through an effective, balanced and fair response to the pandemic. This...
While democracies are frequently put to test, having to remain adaptable to new contexts, innovations and challenges, the COVID-19 pandemic entailed a unique defiance to their resilience and capacity for renewal. The sudden global health crisis sent shock waves across every aspect of daily lives,...
International Peace and Security remains one of the foremost global challenges of our time. As the world juggles intractable problems from climate change to deep societal cleavages…
Lagumdzija, took part in the Plenary Debate “Populations on the Move: Leveraging New Opportunities for Dialogue”....
The event, organized by the United Nations Development Program and funded by the European Commission, features an...
The results of the empirical work confirm that even though migration contributes to the development of countries of...
The committee’s decision was based on “his resolute efforts to bring the country’s more than 50 year long civil war to...
Guterres, a staunch and unyielding champion of democracy, sustainable development and human rights, is also a natural...
Talking from Brussels in the margins of the kick-off meeting of the CdM and the European Commission funded new...
Reinforce a response to radical messages by proposing a positive narrative based on tools from traditional media,...
Lagumdzija met with former president Bill Clinton, honorary co-chair of the Club de Madrid, during the event to share...
Does democracy need a reset? Some time back, we started hearing about ‘post-democracy’. Looking at...
