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The rapid recent escalation of the security and economic threats presented to both the EU and UK through Russia’s invasion of Ukraine and the current Trump administration’s pursuit of an increasingly radical economic doctrine has brought into fresh focus both the importance of EU-UK relations, and the fragility of British and European prosperity. Ahead of […]

The European Union (EU) and Australia have long enjoyed a dynamic partnership built on shared democratic values, robust trade relations and mutual geopolitical interests. While this relationship has undoubtedly grown stronger in recent years, challenges including trade disagreements and regulatory conflicts have at times tested this bond. In spite of these periodic difficulties, the EU

Every year, International Women’s Day celebrates progress toward gender equality and reminds us of the work still ahead. The theme for IWD 2025, “For ALL women and girls: Rights. Equality. Empowerment,” emphasizes the need for an inclusive future where no one is left behind. At GDSI, we take pride in being an inclusive, diverse, and

The Guide for Hospital Relocation (Decanting), developed with the support from GDSI under the JASPER project, is designed to assist those in charge of relocating hospitals at various levels: hospital directors and managers, relocation companies, local and health authorities, and other stakeholders. Relocating a hospital is a complex operation that can span up to five years from the decision

The Local Government Finance Reform in Serbia Project—Phase III (RELOF3), implemented by GDSI Limited in partnership with MAXIMA Consulting and supported by the Government of Switzerland (SECO), showcases innovative governance and impactful Public Financial Management reform. Led by Dr. Ana Jolović, the project has achieved significant milestones in strengthening local government systems across Serbia since

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