Workshop Elcano-ETTG: ‘The future of the EU as global development actor’
A closed-door workshop organised by ETTG and the Elcano Royal Institute to discuss the future of the EU in promoting global development.
A closed-door workshop organised by ETTG and the Elcano Royal Institute to discuss the future of the EU in promoting global development.
Webinar to identify areas of cooperation between Spain and South Korea in Latin America and the Caribbean.
This paper reflects on the beneficial potential of a future EU-Japan Digital Partnership for global trade governance.
The United Nations and the international community vetoes Russia over attacks on Ukraine.
What opportunities does Spain have to increase its international influence amid the transformations in global health governance following the COVID-19 pandemic?
This webinar reflects on the content and scope of a future EU-Japan Digital Partnership Agreement.
Nobody really knows how this pandemic is set to evolve, whether it is going to last much longer or will run out of steam relatively soon.
The COVID-19 pandemic has further heightened the role of Public development banks (PDBs) in the response to the crisis and recovery process towards building back better and greener, in more inclusive, gender sensitive, transformational and impactful ways.
This paper is the latest update of previous analyses of the impact of the pandemic on globalisation, seen through the results of the Elcano Global Presence Index.
This paper argues that engagement against illicit financial flows (IFFs) can easily be measured drawing on official and reliable sources that assess countries against standards on which they have previously agreed. An example of such measurement is provided drawing on the FATF peer review system, and it is suggested that the G20 use it to fill in this global governance gap.
The COVID-19 crisis could leave long-term scars on economic growth and social development in many low- and middle-income countries. The international financial response should step up its efforts to support countries that did not have enough fiscal space for large-scale support to their households and firms.
The US and China have a shared problem: the burgeoning inequality despite the growth over the past 20 years