Negotiations have started in August! Next round in November.
Negotiations on UN Tax Convention pick up speed at the UN | Global Policy Forum Europe
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The unfinished business of the Fourth UN Conference on Finance for Development
The Sevilla Commitment: What comes next? | Global Policy Forum Europe
Important contributions from the South Center
New report of the UN special rapporteur on extreme poverty and human rights
Only 17 percent of sustainable development goals (SDG) targets are on track for 2030, according to the Sustainable Development Report 2025 (SDR) released today by the UN Sustainable Development Solutions Network (SDSN)
Ten years since the adoption of the SDGs, progress remains alarmingly off-track. The five targets showing significant reversal in progress since 2015 include obesity rate (SDG 2), press freedom (SDG 16), sustainable nitrogen management (SDG 2), the red list index (SDG 15), which shows continuing deterioration in terms of species extinction risk around the world, and the corruption perception index (SDG 16).
Despite Strong Commitment, SDGs Progress Alarmingly Off Track | Inter Press Service
The International Council on Social Welfare has prepared a Manifesto—a forward-looking policy document to be submitted to the Second World Social Summit. This comprehensive statement, focused on improving people’s well-being, reflects a wide range of perspectives from ICSW members on key issues featured in the Global Social Agenda.
Towards Equity and Empowerment: ICSW’s Blueprint for the Global Social Agenda
Rumors circulating at UN Headquarters suggest there is little appetite for ambition at the Second World Summit for Social Development, set to take place in Doha on 4-6 November 2025. Diplomats and insiders whisper of “summit fatigue”.
The 2025 World Social Summit Must Not Be a Missed Opportunity | Inter Press Service
At the UN Conference on Financing for Development, the social dimension should be on top.
Counterintuitive as it may seem, a crumbling world order offers the EU a golden opportunity to champion justice, multilateralism, and the fight against inequality.
Why the UN aid summit is the EU’s best shot at financial justice
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