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Russia’s war on Ukraine marks a tipping point for a deeply unequal and flawed global food system.

How can work be democratised and decommodified, so that workers feel more fulfilled in their jobs and have a greater say at their workplaces?

Casting light on the long struggle female economic thinkers have faced to be heard.

In a political culture where cross-party cooperation and compromise are not the norm, France's new Green MPs face an uphill battle to make their mark.

Ukraine’s fierce counter-attack against Russia is rooted in unique aspects of its society and culture.

How Europe’s visa regime ensures the exclusion of Global South organisers from climate discourse.

The number of data centres in Ireland has grown rapidly in recent years, triggering a debate around fair resource consumption.

The co-chair of the Latvian progressives discusses the party's journey from civil society to politics and its rise in Riga.

Ukraine must finally break free from economic dependence on and exploitation by Russia.

The militant feminist theorised about the parallels between feminist and environmental struggles but didn’t win many over.