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Unrestrained concentration in the agricultural commodity market has allowed a handful of companies to maximise profits during a global food crisis.

The Sahel has recently seen many coups and surging instability. Brussels must change its approach to the region or risk becoming irrelevant.

​​​The case for progressive policies is often built on their potential for increased productivity. Yet maximising output is not what we need.

Investigating honeybee losses in rural Ukraine points to farmers and pesticide-treated rapeseed fields. Who is behind the bid to increase yields?

What pushes electorates to vote far-right? Many answers have been put forward, but a unifying factor could be care.

Mass tourism is praised for its economic benefits, but it comes at a cost for local communities. Barcelona's residents are demanding change.

How does a municipality regain control of its land? An interview with Martijn Balster of The Hague and Rik Thijs of Eindhoven.

Is the EU’s renewed emphasis on industry and competitiveness a deviation from the green transition path?

Labour’s win gives hope for a reset in the London-Brussels relations. The two sides must tread a fine line, especially in migration and mobility.

The French progressives are in a weaker position than ever before, due largely to a growing rift between politicians and their electorate.