Belarus’s Nuclear Noose 
Belarus’s Nuclear Noose 
EN
02/07/2026
Despite its traumatic nuclear history, Belarus is pursuing a new era of atomic expansion.
Europe’s Fertiliser Dependencies: Where Ecology Meets Geopolitics
Europe’s Fertiliser Dependencies: Where Ecology Meets Geopolitics
EN
30/06/2026
Global developments shine a spotlight on Europe’s entrenched relationship with agricultural inputs.
Defending Europe Without Losing What It Stands For
Defending Europe Without Losing What It Stands For
ENFR
07/07/2026
As the foundations of the transatlantic alliance strain under the weight of the US’s growing unilateralism, Europe is being forced to imagine a defence of its own. But what would that defence look like – and what would it cost, financially and politically? Green leaders Franziska Brantner and Rui Tavares talk to Edouard Gaudot about how Europe can protect itself without losing sight of why it’s worth protecting.
More than Leisure: The Fight to Re-Green Bucharest
EN
25/06/2026
A Feminist Approach to Solar Geoengineering 
EN
24/06/2026
Environmental Oppression in the West Bank: Is Europe Complicit?
EN
23/06/2026
What’s Wrong With World Football
EN
18/06/2026
“Rainbow Families”: Rethinking the Ties That Bind Us
EN
16/06/2026
Holding the Line: Civil Society and Democratic Decline in Greece 
EN
19/05/2026
Life Lines: Navigating Demographic Shifts
Life Lines: Navigating Demographic Shifts

Adjusting to the new demographic reality requires that we pivot away from productivity and growth, and towards care for one another and for the planet.  

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Cultivating Resilience: Urban and Guerrilla Gardening in Barcelona
Cultivating Resilience: Urban and Guerrilla Gardening in Barcelona
Mariam Dzneladze on gardening as a form of critical struggle in heat-stricken cities.
Green Class Struggle: Workers and the Just Transition
Green Class Struggle: Workers and the Just Transition
Inspiration for decarbonising industry and creating green jobs is within the hands of those already facing precarity.
The Invisible Price of Water
The Invisible Price of Water
During communism, irrigation systems made the Romanian Plain agriculturally robust, but have since collapsed. Droughts are the new reality.
The Cities Feeling the Heat
The Cities Feeling the Heat
Celia Fernández examines the new face of social justice in the summer heat of the European city.

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