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Following the 2015 Paris Accords, the climate movement rode a wave of cultural and political momentum, culminating in the European Green Deal. But war, inflation, and a resurgent fossil fuel-aligned Right have triggered a fierce backlash against climate action in all its forms. To win this fight, Florent Marcellesi argues, Europe must treat energy sovereignty and climate justice as two fronts of the same battle.

Where identifiable actors are behind environmental damage, voters have tended to use the ballot box to express their frustration.

Working towards solidarity and care requires us to challenge the foundational assumptions of the economy that surrounds us.

With anti-establishment sentiment on the rise, evidence of Russian interference might not be enough to rebuild trust with citizens.

Between the ambitions of global superpowers and AI giants, Europe has the opportunity to look for something better.

As Europe rethinks its security, can it defend itself without compromising the values it seeks to protect?

Despite its traumatic nuclear history, Belarus is pursuing a new era of atomic expansion.

Global developments shine a spotlight on Europe’s entrenched relationship with agricultural inputs.

An accidental relationship between a city and a reclaimed wetland sparks an effort to embed nature into Bucharest’s future.

Human activity already modifies the atmosphere. But is solar geoengineering going a step too far?