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What future for Mercosur?

Where Is The EU-Mercosur FTA Going?

The US Mid Term Elections 2022

EU / Mercosur Webinar #3 – Free trade as a tool to save the environment

EU / Mercosur Webinar #2 – How can cooperation strengthen food security?

EU / Mercosur Agreement Webinar #1: Protectionism – does it show its face?

Where Next For The Horn of Africa

Ukraine, Russia And A Destabilised Neighbourhood

Embedding Systems Thinking In Education

Embedding Systems Thinking In Transport

What Makes a Good COP?

Focus on Hong Kong

Afghanistan – Is Peace Unattainable?

The Lord Paddy Ashdown Conference

US Elections 2020: Insights and Lessons for Lib Dem Campaigning

The EU and Latin America.  Partners in sustainable Trade and Development.  The Mercosur Agreement.

The importance of collaboration to meet climate change net-zero ambitions while protecting vulnerable communities and expanding their opportunities for economic growth to promote climate justice.

Trade and Forests. The EU Green Deal and Deforestation

Climate change, agriculture and mitigation policies in the southern cone

Sustainability of Agricultural Systems in the Southern Cone Countries

Geopolitics In The Time of COVID-19

About the Event
Crises spawn emergency measures. Emergency measures tend to linger long after the threat has passed.

And, Covid-19, has seen a raft of emergency measures introduced: the suspension of election campaigns or even the introduction of a 20-year prison sentence for “peddling falsehoods.” Great for the incumbent rulers and a useful pretext for imprisoning political opponents. 

Are we seeing today countries that use legerdemain to make territorial gains, arrest pro-democracy campaigners, enable more corruption or gain data that invades privacy?

Read the commentary on this eye opening event by Merlene Emerson – Executive member of LibDems Overseas

Ageism In The Time of COVID-19

About the Event
 
Outbreaks create fear. And fear, supported by marginalisation, is a key ingredient to drive ageism and isolation. The coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic has uncovered social and political fractures within communities. This has resulted in ageist responses. 
 
Today, and following the spread of COVID-19, discrimination towards older people has increased. 
 
Moderated By Isabelle Parasram, Vice President Liberal Democrats and Trustee of The Paddy Ashdown Forum, in this webinar our eminent speakers Debra Green OBE and Gordon Lishman CBE discuss these issues and solutions suggested.

COVID-19 and Racism

Outbreaks create fear. And fear is a key ingredient for racism and xenophobia to thrive. The coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic has uncovered social and political fractures within communities. This has resulted in racist responses.

Consequently, this disproportionately affects marginalised and minority groups. Today, and following the spread of COVID-19 from Wuhan, China, discrimination towards Chinese people has increased. This includes individual acts of microaggression to other forms of violence as well as collective forms of abuse.

Moderated by Isabelle Parasram – Vice President Liberal Democrats and Trustee of The Paddy Ashdown Forum – our eminent speakers Dr George Lee and Linda Chung explain why and offer solutions.
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