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Berliners have often used referendums for issues ranging from housing to climate action. But have they been effective?

The recent string of coups in the Sahel highlights the fragility of Europe's approach to the region. What should a Sahel strategy prioritise?

We asked climate justice researcher Roland Ngam about the summit's significance and the alternatives to the green growth model it promoted.

Fossil fuels have kept us hooked to large, impersonal energy systems. Could renewables re-politicise or even democratise our relationship with energy?

Green renovations are driving up rents for the most vulnerable. Can the basic right to housing be made compatible with climate targets?

In this week’s State of the Union address, Ursula von der Leyen has the opportunity to relaunch the continent’s climate ambitions.

Uganda’s East Africa pipeline is sharpening conflict inside and outside the country. Could abandoning the project be the answer?

A few weeks ahead of the Slovak elections, the former populist PM and Russia's sympathizer, Robert Fico, is edging towards power.

Can we let go of economic growth in a conflict-ridden world, where GDP counts as a source of power?

Europe has no shortage of libraries and yet there is no European Library. How can that be?