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Referendums are often considered the superior form of democratic expression, but how legitimate are they really?

In its quest for competitiveness, the EU is becoming an increasingly coercive system, controlling members through a myriad of rules and mechanisms.

From working time reduction and circular economy to basic income, the right choices could make the future of work fair and secure for all.

Analysis of the run-up to the June 24 elections in Turkey in a media landscape plagued by repression of dissent, fake news, and suspicion from all sides.

While the Trump administration tears up international accords, US cities take a stand on climate change with the support of allies around the world.

An interview with co-leader and climate minister from the New Zealand Greens on their successes in government so far and the challenges that lie ahead.

An interview with Green MEP Thomas Waitz on the EU's post-2020 Common Agricultural Policy (CAP) reform, and on the way forward to a food system that works for consumers, farmers, and the planet.

INRS, the French body in charge of occupational health and safety, analyses the potential impact of automation on occupational health and safety.

The combined crises of global warming, pollution, and overfishing are laying waste to the oceans. International action is needed to rescue them.

Thanks to energetic grassroots campaigning and a steady shift in social attitudes, women in Ireland have finally won the right to choose whether to have child or not.