Palestinians and Israelis deserve to live in peace, free from fear and violence
Club de Madrid strongly condemns the escalation of violence between Israel and Gaza and calls on all parties involved to respect human right and international humanitarian law
Thousands have already been killed and wounded as Israeli-Hamas conflict escalates and expands
Growing concerns over human rights and ethnic cleansing in Nagorno Karabakh
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
Club de Madrid’s statement on the Russian decision on the annexation of Ukrainian territory
The Club de Madrid condemns the illegal and sham referenda conducted by Russia in the partially occupied provinces of Donetsk, Kherson, Luhansk and Zaporizhzhia.
Step in the Right Direction for the New Pandemic Treaty
A global, coordinated response to contain health threats and deliver countermeasures equitably is essential to stopping outbreaks from becoming global pandemics
Withdrawing Women’s Rights Damages Democracy
The US Supreme Court has overturned the 1973 Roe v. Wade sentence which made the right to abortion constitutional for women in the United States.
First Public Statement of Co-Chairs of the High-Level Advisory Board on Effective Multilateralism
The High-Level Advisory Board on Effective Multilateralism recognizes that today’s challenges require new approaches to global cooperation.
10 recommendations for a European response to the Ukraine invasion
Club de Madrid and EPD members have come together to call on EU institutions and European governments to respond to the crisis with a democracy-focused approach
Ukraine: No military solution
Only dialogue and diplomacy can lead to ending this conflict and ensure peace and security in the region
We Should take up China’s offer to facilitate dialogue for peace
We welcome China’s offer to play a constructive role to facilitate dialogue for peace in Ukraine and the region.
Club de Madrid calls on President Putin to pull back from the abyss
The military invasion will not solve the underlying problem.
No war is inevitable. This is the moment for diplomacy
Russia, NATO, EU and their individual members should engage in intensive dialogue aimed at confidence building and risk reduction in Europe.