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The House of European History in Brussels has an unusual and complex task - that of Europeanising history.

Andrea Pető, a historian and professor at Hungary's Central European University, discusses the struggles of women’s rights activists and organisations in the context of illiberal governments, arguing that identifying the mechanisms which undermine or threaten to roll back social progress helps us to better understand these forces.

After 17 years the country's attempt to join the EU is still beset by hurdles. It is crucial now to make a real effort.

International trade currently creates huge environmental damage and 'ecological debt' from certain countries to others. How can this be remedied?

After 9/11, military expenditure increased around the world. Does the increase of the defence sector improve or jeopardise international security?

The UK Greens did not adapt to wider political changes before the general election & their vote halfed. How can they regain their distinctive voice?

The recent spate of wildfires in Portugal and elsewhere raises serious questions about the adequacy of European fire governance.

The conservation industry is pursuing an increasingly militarised approach, with serious consequences for local inhabitants.

The UK election result forced the Conservative Party into a deal with a little-known Northern Irish party - who are they? A comparative look with Poland.

What can be done to reconcile technological progress and civic democracy?