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Government, civil society, the education sector, healthcare professionals and other duty bearers should work together to build community awareness about the harms and legal consequences of child marriage and provide comprehensive support for survivors and those at risk.

The Climate Crisis is a Threat Multiplier for Girls

The challenge is to initiate measures to strengthen the protection, participation and visibility of women and girls within the realm of climate policy.

Next June, the EU’s new Pact on Migration and Asylum comes into force and will spearhead a drive to boost expulsions of the half-million people ordered to leave every year

The EU’s message on migration is wrong and short-sighted

Giles Merritt questions the EU Commission President’s focus on border security when the greatest threat is Europe’s growing shortage of manpower

The overpowering role of the U.S. economy, if run by a nationalist, is similarly harmful to much of the world. Maybe there are workarounds, but they too are longer term and meanwhile it is what it is.

From a Rule-Based World to a Ruler-Based One?

How the erosion of the rule of law is reshaping global order.

Europe’s first and most obvious vulnerability is its over dependence on the US security umbrella—a longstanding source of irritation in Washington dating back to the Obama presidency.

Europe Must Stop Whining and Start Winning

Trump’s new National Security Strategy is rewriting the rules — Europe now must decide if it’s a player or a pawn.

Integrating new and emerging capabilities into joint planning and agreeing with their American counterparts on clear, consistent strategic messaging should be priorities for Europe. Without this alignment, mixed signals could inadvertently undermine deterrence efforts.

Unpacking Europe’s Deterrence Dilemmas

The debate on the future of European deterrence has intensified, as NATO allies seek to balance three key aims. Going forward, they will need to cooperate more deeply to craft a coherent strategy for confronting new threats.

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Referring to a recent EU Barometer survey about a vast majority of EU citizens that want more support to social economy, President of Social Economy Europe Sarah de Heusch underlined that “social economy is not a care and repair economy but a fully-fledged economy that works”.

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Ethical finance promotes peace, sustainability and solidarity not war

Wednesday, December 10, 2025

The European Federation of Ethical and Alternative Banks and Financiers (FEBEA) has warned that “the future of Europe cannot be built on the "financialisation of war”.

Europe Needs to Hear What America is Saying

Wednesday, December 10, 2025

The Trump administration has slammed the EU’s political and social policies, which it claims are undermining Europe’s identity. The stark language of the new U.S. security strategy helps Europeans to recognize new realities and to devise their own response.