The current international landscape is defined by growing geopolitical fragmentation, marked by economic tensions, widening development gaps, and a sustained decline in human progress indicators. Inequalities between countries are increasing, the post-pandemic recovery remains uneven, and polarization is eroding trust in institutions and multilateral...

It is with deep sadness that we announce the passing of our former Secretary General and dear colleague, Carlos Westendorp, this Monday at the age of 89.

Carlos was a central figure in Spanish and European foreign policy, and a steadfast advocate for multilateralism, dialogue, and peace. Throughout his dis...

After months of online work, the Global Commission on Democracy and Multilateralism meets in person for the first time in Geneva, one of the world’s main hubs for multilateral cooperation.

🇨🇭Hosted in Switzerland, a longstanding champion of democracy, the meeting brings together Commissioners — including Members of

Club de Madrid expresses its deep sorrow at the passing of Lionel Jospin, Prime Minister of France from 1997 to 2002 and a distinguished Former Member of our organization.

A key figure in European social democracy, Jospin devoted his life to public service and democratic governance. His tenure as Prime Mini...