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Funding the future of Multilateral Global Cooperation

As negotiations on the European Union’s next MFF begin to take shape, the strategic direction of EU external financing carries profound implications for the global multilateral architecture. To examine these dynamics, alongside our member IDOS, we convened a roundtable discussion in Brussels. The session brought together over 35 high-level representatives

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Sovereignty vs. Solidarity? Reforming Global Health Architecture

The global health landscape is undergoing a significant structural shift. In the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, European development cooperation has moved away from traditional donor-recipient models, focusing instead on a strategic approach centered on health sovereignty. Guided by the EU Global Health Strategy and the Global Gateway, the emphasis

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Acting Together from G7 to G20

On 6 May 2026,  alongside the Istituto Affari Internazionali (IAI), IDDRI, and Think France 2026 we convened a closed-door roundtable at the IAI in Rome titled “Acting Together, from G7 2026 to G20 2027”. The trilateral dialogue was conducted under the Chatham House Rule to encourage open, candid discussion among

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Bridging Policy and Practice: Roundtable on the OECD EU Peer Review

In Brussels we convened a rountable titled Bridging Policy and Practice roundtable to examine how European development cooperation is navigating an increasingly complex global landscape. Following the 2025 OECD DAC Peer Review, this session brought together representatives from the OECD, EU institutions, and partner nations: including Cuba, Peru, and Indonesia,

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ETTG Board of Directors January 2026

January 29, 2026 We convened at the Elcano Royal Institute in Madrid for our first Board meeting of 2026. These sessions are essential for maintaining the analytical cohesion of the network and ensuring our collective research continues to inform European development policy effectively. The morning session is dedicated to a stocktaking

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