The European Union as an example of why UN Charter reform is possible? Treaties, constitutions, and charters are often reviewed and updated to meet present needs. Take the EU, for example. Over the years, the EU's various treaties were amended, signed, and ratified as this organisation of European countries evolved into its present-day form. The EU's treaties were also amended each time new countries joined the community, as it grew from six to twenty-seven member states, with changing competencies and frameworks. Signed in 1945, the UN Charter has not been revised to keep with the times. Even as the UN has moved from 51 to 193 members. Even as we face unprecedented challenges; from the climate crisis to technology. The EU and the UN are of course different: the former is a supranational organisation and the latter multilateral. Both also have different goals. But what we can learn from treaty revision in Europe is that we shouldn't shy away from updating founding documents to stay with the times. That's why we are calling for a review conference of the UN Charter, by invoking Article 109 of the Charter itself. Let's build the multilateralism we deserve. #UNReform
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United Nations fiddles while the world burns -- a headline I am hoping we don't see come September when world leaders gather for the Summit of the Future, intended to revive a multilateral system built for a different era. While similar efforts are taking place in other international forums, no other platform for reforming global governance can compete with a summit that convenes all countries, great and small. Unfortunately, the world’s governments are already jeopardizing this opportunity. But it's not too late, esp because we know what must be done. A successful summit would defend the old, govern the new, strengthen the borrowed, and renew the blue. A tedious and tepid outcome risks becoming yet another waypoint in the slow decline of #multilateralism — a trend that is making the world much less stable. My thoughts here: https://lnkd.in/e32Z_T5F #SummitoftheFuture #SOTF #globalgovernance #unitednations #sdgs #reformingglobalgoverance #AIrisk #PactfortheFuture #globalrisk #nuclearweapons #IFIreform #climatefinance #taxcooperation
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❓Can the EU become a better partner in development policy? Check out this new report, co-authored by our member Nicole Reynolds with Andrea Renda and Sara Ronco for CEPS (Centre for European Policy Studies), for constructive recommendations on how it absolutely can! The report argues that two new institutions with robust governance arrangements – a European Agency for Development and Cooperation and a European Bank for Climate and Sustainable Development – are needed if the EU wants to become a stronger actor and more attractive partner at the global level. Read the full report below. #EU #DevelopmentPolicy
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Great article by Minh-Thu Pham with whom I'm working on improving the outcomes from the UN Summit of the Future. Minh-Thu's articles contains lots of ideas about what might be included in the Summit outcome - the so-called Pact of the Future - including my favourite, the new norm of "Nothing about us, without us" which I mentioned in an earlier post.
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United Nations fiddles while the world burns -- a headline I am hoping we don't see come September when world leaders gather for the Summit of the Future, intended to revive a multilateral system built for a different era. While similar efforts are taking place in other international forums, no other platform for reforming global governance can compete with a summit that convenes all countries, great and small. Unfortunately, the world’s governments are already jeopardizing this opportunity. But it's not too late, esp because we know what must be done. A successful summit would defend the old, govern the new, strengthen the borrowed, and renew the blue. A tedious and tepid outcome risks becoming yet another waypoint in the slow decline of #multilateralism — a trend that is making the world much less stable. My thoughts here: https://lnkd.in/e32Z_T5F #SummitoftheFuture #SOTF #globalgovernance #unitednations #sdgs #reformingglobalgoverance #AIrisk #PactfortheFuture #globalrisk #nuclearweapons #IFIreform #climatefinance #taxcooperation
The UN Pact for the Future Needs Something Old, New, Borrowed, and Blue
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The United Nations General Assembly has adopted a 'Pact for the Future', which UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres described as a landmark agreement that is a "step-change towards more effective, inclusive, networked multilateralism Leaders pledged to bolster the multilateral system to keep pace with a changing world and to protect the needs and interests of current and future generations facing persistent crisis, according to media reports. This Pact is the culmination of an inclusive, years-long
UN Adopts Ground-Breaking 'Pact for the Future' to Transform Global Governance
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🇺🇳Reflecting on the discussions during OECPR6 and UNEA6 negotiations, the question arises: is climate change a crisis or a challenge? This is one of the discourses that centered the two weeks discussions. The recently concluded UNEA6, marked the passage of the presidency from Morocco to Oman with 15 resolutions, 2 decisions, and a ministerial declaration passed. The outcomes can be explored further through this link: https://lnkd.in/dSEz-euN. 🌓While not all member states expressed unanimous support for the outcomes, a spirit of compromise prevailed, allowing for tangible progress in the two-week engagement. Despite emphasizing the use of the principles of equality and collective intelligence in crafting the text, some member states voiced dissatisfaction, noting deviations from language used in other multilateral documents and concerns over the neglect of support for developing countries. They called for UNEA's outcomes to be a consideration during UNGA meetings, and not presented as a decision. ⛔️🕊️Beyond the passing of the resolution on environmental assistance and recovery in armed conflict, the nexus between armed conflict and the environment took center stage with some delegates referring to the interconnectedness of climate, peace, and a security-oriented approach to sustainable development. UNEA6 president, H.E Leila Benali, highlighted the need for a sustainable and urgent ceasefire. Looking ahead, it is crucial for future environmental and climate discussions to encompass additional dynamics, including institutional fragility, violence, and non-armed conflict. ⚖️Let's remain vigilant and hold member states accountable for implementing the UNEA6 outcomes as we progress towards UNEA7 scheduled for December 2025. Together, let's ensure a steadfast commitment to addressing the global environmental challenges we face. #UNEA6 #ClimateAction #Sustainability
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EU strategic agenda 2024–2029
EU strategic agenda 2024–2029
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🇪🇺 The Council of the European Union has adopted the Strategic Agenda for the Union 2024-2029, an essential document to guide the work of the next European Commission https://lnkd.in/dHCQvzsM 🎯 The agenda builds on three pillars to boost Europe's sovereignty and prepare the Union for future challenges: 1️⃣ a free and democratic Europe; 2️⃣ a strong and secure Europe; and 3️⃣ a prosperous and competitive Europe. 💡 Regarding energy and climate-related policies, the #EUGreenDeal remains a key area, and the text focusses on pragmatism, stability, competitiveness, creating high-quality jobs, just transition, security of supply, reindustrialisation… 🔗 Investing in “ample cross-border infrastructure for energy” keeps being an explicit priority
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As Ukraine embarks on its journey of rebuilding its economy, it encounters unique challenges in aligning with EU climate policies. Our latest joint study with GIZ “A framework for green reconstruction. Toward EU-readiness of Ukraine's carbon pricing” delves into the complex interplay between green reconstruction, domestic carbon pricing, attracting investment and the impact of mechanisms like the EU’s Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM). Key questions addressed in the study are the following: 🛠️ How can Ukraine rebuild sustainably? 🚦 What role will carbon pricing play in Ukraine's future? ✔️ How might EU accession influence Ukraine's climate strategy? Curious to learn more? Explore the full study for insights that could shape Ukraine's green future and its path to EU membership. https://lnkd.in/e5xgbyGW #RebuildUkraine #ClimatePolicy #EUAccession #CBAM #GreenTransformation Fabian Marckstadt Olivier Sautel Johannes Trüby Tomasz Ochrymowicz Irma Kaminska Fabian Knödler-Thoma Emmanuel Bovari Hugo Bailly Gavin Rogers Robert Kuenne Yannick Motz Shamil Khakimzyanov
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🚀 The European Council has unveiled its Strategic Agenda for 2024-2029! Key priorities include: ✅Enhancing security and defence ✅Boosting economic resilience and competitiveness ✅Advancing sustainable energy solutions ✅Developing effective migration policies ✅Strengthening global engagement Considering EU enlargement This agenda aims to tackle major challenges and guide the EU’s future actions, ensuring a united and proactive approach to global issues. 🌍 #EU #StrategicAgenda #FutureGoals https://lnkd.in/d384-mKt
Strategic agenda 2024-2029
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Check out our latest study on Ukraine's reconstruction in light of incoming EU climate policies including CBAM!
As Ukraine embarks on its journey of rebuilding its economy, it encounters unique challenges in aligning with EU climate policies. Our latest joint study with GIZ “A framework for green reconstruction. Toward EU-readiness of Ukraine's carbon pricing” delves into the complex interplay between green reconstruction, domestic carbon pricing, attracting investment and the impact of mechanisms like the EU’s Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM). Key questions addressed in the study are the following: 🛠️ How can Ukraine rebuild sustainably? 🚦 What role will carbon pricing play in Ukraine's future? ✔️ How might EU accession influence Ukraine's climate strategy? Curious to learn more? Explore the full study for insights that could shape Ukraine's green future and its path to EU membership. https://lnkd.in/e5xgbyGW #RebuildUkraine #ClimatePolicy #EUAccession #CBAM #GreenTransformation Fabian Marckstadt Olivier Sautel Johannes Trüby Tomasz Ochrymowicz Irma Kaminska Fabian Knödler-Thoma Emmanuel Bovari Hugo Bailly Gavin Rogers Robert Kuenne Yannick Motz Shamil Khakimzyanov
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