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Global Governance Collection

The architecture of global cooperation is shifting from a nominally universal, rules‑based order to a more fragmented, competitive landscape shaped by “variable alliances”, multi‑alignment and regional leadership from the Global South. The return of a transactional “America First” doctrine in early 2025, combined with systemic rivalry and the weaponisation of

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Italy-Africa Summit & the Mattei Plan

February, 2026 ETTG Coordinator, Daniele Fattibene appeared on Rai News to discuss the progress of Italy’s Mattei Plan following the Italy-Africa Summit in Addis Ababa. Daniele shared insights on how the Italian Cooperation System is increasingly aligning diplomacy with the private sector, successfully moving past the historical fragmentation that has often

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EU-CELAC Partnership Under Pressure in a New Global Order

December 2025 “A Partnership Under Pressure: Making EU–CELAC Cooperation Work in a New Global Order” Authored by: Maurico BĂŽhl GutiĂ©rrez (IDOS) and MarĂ­a SantillĂĄn O’Shea (Elcano) Key Message: EU-LAC bi-regional cooperation needs to articulate tangible ways of addressing the current development problems – including the crisis of the traditional multilateral

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Analysing the Global Europe Instrument

December 2025 The European Commission’s proposal for a Global Europe Instrument (GEI) under the 2028–2034 Multiannual Financial Framework marks a pivotal shift in how the EU intends to fund its external action. Designed to align development cooperation more closely with Europe’s own competitiveness and security, the GEI aims to streamline

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Revitalising the EU’s Role in a Contested Multilateral Order

December 2025 The multilateral system is not collapsing, but it is fragmenting under the weight of shifting geopolitics, a crisis of trust, and a widening gap between stated values and actual practice. In this volatile context, the European Union, traditionally the system’s staunchest supporter—struggles to adapt its strategy and shape

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