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Angola, a nation rich in natural resources and cultural diversity, stands at a critical juncture in its development journey. Despite its substantial oil wealth, structural challenges have hindered the growth and progression of its youth, restricting their ability to contribute to sustainable economic development. As the country seeks to diversify its economy and build a

EU-Mongolia relations have remained on a steady upward trajectory since 1990, when Mongolia successfully transitioned from seven decades of single party communist rule to become a multi-party parliamentary democracy. After establishing formal diplomatic relations with the EU in 1990, Mongolia was quickly granted access to the EU’s Generalised Scheme of Preferences (GSP) in 1991, and

Grassroots engagement is a crucial aspect of development in Myanmar, a country where local needs and challenges vary dramatically across regions. The European Union’s involvement in grassroots efforts plays a significant role in addressing community-specific issues, empowering local organisations, and fostering long-term democratic development. This approach is particularly effective in Myanmar’s complex environment, where local

The EU actively supports the growth of vibrant democracies by encouraging civil society organisations (CSOs) to represent the interests of citizens. EU support was once seen as cumbersome and bureaucratic, suitable only for the largest CSOs. The EU’s Financial Support to Third Parties (FSTP) was developed as a way to reach smaller, local civil society organisations

What you need to know: In the lead-up to the elections, you’ll likely spot the hashtag #UseYourVote circulating on social media, flyers, banners and posters. This slogan, endorsed by the European Parliament, simply encourages people to use their voting rights. It’s a reminder that every vote counts and can make a difference in shaping our