To mitigate climate change, Asia needs to undergo a transition towards a low-carbon economy, suggests the climate team of FES in Asia, since May with...

In a reshaped multilateral order, democracy on the national and global levels are mutually reinforcing and a reformed, well-resourced and more...

The global extractives industry is under increasing pressure to rein in its widespread violations of labour, environmental and human rights.

The Library of Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung makes available information generated by over 40 years of bibliographical expertise and diligence both online...

In Myanmar, one innovation group is working to help digital consumers and startups make the most of the rapid digitalization sweeping the country, and...

The digital edition of Vorwärts now has company. With the additional titles Freiheit, Der Sozialdemokrat and Neue Vorwärts, the Library of...

The effective excess of narratives in male football ruled out the possibility of having a female story altogether—and even excluded it.

The multi-election year of 2017 highlighted the new challenges that the resurgent Right poses the EU. In 2018, too, there has been little to encourage...

Civil society organizations and movements are coming together for a Civil BRICS meeting in June to establish their positions for the 2018 summit...

A list of essentials for a democratic and just future for the European Union.

Amidst a merciless war, youth in Afghanistan is paving a future built on interdependence, cooperation and trust with the rest of the world.

Right-wing extremist content is surging online, bringing a global internet audience of 4 billion people ever closer to a violent ideology that erodes the values that democratic societies rest on—solidarity, equality and...

The Global Compact for Migration is an opportunity for states to improve how they engage with migrant populations, but some states are advancing anti-worker and anti-migrant recommendations.

Austerity measures in Tunisia undermine the possibility of rebuilding trust in the state and with it also lasting solutions to fight inequality and regional disparities in the country.

Shalini Sinha of WIEGO, a global network focused on securing livelihoods for the working poor, talks about the need to think outside the box when it comes to supporting women in informal employment.

Workers’ education can support trade union affiliates to rely on their capacity for strategic thinking and action, asserting union power for a strong and vibrant labour movement.

How digitalisation can be steeped in the values of a humane society

“Despite being an investors’ darling, India’s employment generation track record has been disappointing”

"The transformation that the Paris Agreement calls for so urgently will only secure broad-based public support if there is a narrowing of...

International brands and competition on foreign direct investment are pushing labour standards to the bottom, a new study by FES Vietnam shows

The ever-growing automotive sector of emerging countries nurtures hopes and concerns for the future, reports a new study by FES