17.03.2022
Opposing Forces? France’s Green Campaign Seeks to Inspire Both Joy and AngerPoliticsWith the French presidential election just weeks away, how is Yannick Jadot making the Green case?
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Adapt or Else: What the Recent IPCC Report Means for Europe and the WorldEnvironmentWe gather insights from an IPCC lead author and green actors on options for policymakers amid the rapidly closing window for climate adaptation.
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“Social issues should be at the heart of the presidential campaign”Welfare and Social IssuesTrade union leader outlines why the cost of living crisis is key to the French elections.
Read more10.03.2022
“Sanctioning oil and gas will become critical”: What the War in Ukraine Means for the EUFuture of EUThe invasion of Ukraine looks set to mark a turning point for EU policy on energy, defence, and security.
Read more08.03.2022
A United Opposition Ready to “Bring Back Politics” to HungaryDemocracyAn interview about social issues under Orbán and the upcoming election.
Read more07.03.2022
Can GroenLinks Bounce Back at Dutch Local Elections?PoliticsThe 2021 national election introduced more progressive forces to Dutch politics. Will GroenLinks handle the stiff competition?
Read more04.03.2022
The Crossroads Before Us: Neoimperialism or European UnityFuture of EUWill neoimperialism dominate the 21st century or will a free, democratic and united Europe emerge?
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Russia’s Partnership with China is the Sign of a New WorldGeopoliticsSince Russia has been looking east to lessen its dependence on the West, how much will EU and US sanctions hurt?
Read more02.03.2022
Beyond the Brink: Understanding Europe’s New WarGeopoliticsHow can we make sense of the Russian invasion of Ukraine?
Read more01.03.2022
The Return of the Brezhnev DoctrineGeopoliticsThe worldview of Putin’s Russia reveals a long-standing disregard for the sovereignty and self-determination of its neighbours.
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