The conflict in southern Lebanon highlights the fragility of peace. Club de Madrid calls for a ceasefire, adherence to UN Resolution 1701, and prioritising dialogue for a peaceful resolution.
We will continue to strongly support and foster democratic principles, practice, stability and peaceful dialogue worldwide
We call on the international community to condemn this act of violence and to support Slovakia in its effort to maintain stability and democracy. Global solidarity is essential to confront the challenges that threaten our democratic societies
Amid mass exodus, humanitarian and human rights concerns are mounting following last week’s 24-hour blitz assault by Azerbaijan to regain control of the enclave
The international community must remain committed to these in the pursuit of sustainable peace in the region
We urge all actors to refrain from violence and to respect the rights and fundamental freedoms of all and call for the international community’s support of peace and stability efforts in Niger and the region
Club de Madrid urges Presidents Xi, Putin and Zelensky to embed proposals that emerge from upcoming exchanges in binding commitments in accordance with UN Charter
Today marks one year since Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. A year with terrible consequences for the lives of every...
Club de Madrid will not turn a blind eye to such a profound attack on democracy, human and fundamental rights. Neither will we ignore the thousands of political prisoners who remain confined around the world because of their defence of democratic principles
Respecting the democratic will of the people and the country’s institutions, as well as a peaceful transition of power, is fundamental to maintain and strengthen an inclusive democratic practice.
The Club de Madrid condemns the illegal and sham referenda conducted by Russia in the partially occupied provinces of Donetsk, Kherson, Luhansk and Zaporizhzhia.
A global, coordinated response to contain health threats and deliver countermeasures equitably is essential to stopping outbreaks from becoming global pandemics
