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Future of International Cooperation Report 2025

Justice in Action – Beyond Promises to Progress

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Report
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Doha Forum, Global Governance Innovation Network, Global Institute for Strategic Research, Stimson Center
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21 August 2025
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Without bold and decisive action, acute injustices within and between countries risk undermining global stability and collective progress. This third edition of the "Future of International Cooperation Report" (FIC’25) focuses on how institutions and the practice of governance — operating at global and regional levels — can contribute to more just societies by protecting human rights, fostering inclusion, and leveraging innovation to bridge long-standing divisions. With a fresh analytical lens, and presenting foundational principles for effective global and regional governance, the report assesses the major challenges, threats, and opportunities for “justice in action” to be found in reforming political-judicial institutions, filling socioeconomic justice gaps, and advancing environmental justice. This November’s World Social Summit in Doha, and the follow-through to the 2024 Summit of the Future in New York and the recent Fourth International Conference on Financing for Development in Sevilla, offer unique roadmaps for government and non-governmental leaders committed to tackling the structural causes of injustice, including, but not limited to, political and social exclusion, judicial corruption, extreme inequality, abject poverty, violence and insecurity, and an uninhabitable environment.

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