Une étudiante de 25 ans a été retrouvée morte jeudi soir devant la Faculté de philosophie de Belgrade. Alors que les circonstances du drame restent à éclaircir, les tabloïds proches du pouvoir ont mis en cause l'université et le mouvement étudiant. Les associations de journalistes dénoncent une instrumentalisation politique d'une tragédie.
- Le fil de l'Info / Courrier des Balkans, Vucic, Une - Diaporama - En premier, Une - Diaporama, Serbie, MédiasThe People’s Republic of China has recently announced several global governance initiatives, with the Global Development Initiative (GDI) at the forefront. Launched in 2021, the GDI is simultaneously embedded within United Nations (UN) frameworks surrounding the Sustainable Development Goals and supposed to advance ‘true multilateralism’ aligned with China’s broader vision for world order. In doing so, the GDI complicates both ‘status quo’ and ‘revisionist’ interpretations of China’s engagement with global governance, alongside efforts to refine this binary. Bridging historical institutionalism and Neo-Gramscian political economy, we argue that the GDI constitutes a form of ‘institutional layering’ that serves as a component of a broader counter-hegemonic strategy: Rather than displacing existing frameworks, China seeks to embed new practices, principles, and alliances within them to advance its material, ideational, and organizational interests. We demonstrate how the GDI functions as a low-cost, low-risk component of a ‘war of position’ that leverages UN legitimacy while incrementally contesting liberal norms and assess its transformative potential for altering the nature of global (development) governance.
Cette initiative de streaming paneuropéen intervient alors que les pays de l’UE négocient le financement des médias dans le prochain budget
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Knowledge brokers have emerged as a key mechanism for facilitating knowledge exchange across institutional and epistemic divides to enable more inclusive, informed, and context-sensitive decision-making. However, despite growing recognition about their value and importance, critical gaps remain related to how knowledge brokers operate that hinders their effectiveness and efficiency in practice. One such gap relates to the ethical dimensions of their work, which remain underexplored and lack formal conceptualization. This perspective addresses this gap by examining the overarching ethical challenges knowledge brokers face, and proposing a set of twelve experientially-derived principles to guide more ethically grounded knowledge brokering. For each principle we also outline a suite of practical behaviours, attitudes and actions to support their realisation in practice. In doing so, our goal is to help recognize and engage with the depth of ethical complexity that knowledge brokers must navigate, support those working in these often-invisible roles, and contribute to a broader conversation about how to strengthen the interface of sustainability science, policy and practice. We conclude by calling for greater institutional support, leadership, and a shift toward ‘ethics by design’ approaches that embed ethical reflection and practices in knowledge brokering efforts from the outset.
Les opérateurs font état d'un vif intérêt de la part du public et espèrent bénéficier du soutien de Bruxelles
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Les géants pharmaceutiques affirment que les contrats doivent être respectés
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Canberra rejoint la liste croissante des pays qui adoptent des mesures de protection inspirées du modèle européen
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