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The conservation industry is pursuing an increasingly militarised approach, using policies such as ‘shoot to kill’ and enlisting military personnel. This way of understanding wildlife protection relies on certain assumptions and misunderstandings – and is it effective or counterproductive?

What insights about populism & democracy can be gained by examining how voting patterns intersect with education?

What concrete changes can we expect from the ‘digital revolution’ & how can we deal with changes to work, policy-wise? Does a basic income help?

The precarious equilibrium that exists in Northern Ireland’s politics is set to come under even greater strain as May seeks to form a new government in Westminster.

One year on from the Brexit vote, Britain’s new role in the world, and in Europe, is taking shape – what will it look like?

The UK election result forced the Conservative Party into a deal with little-known Northern Irish party – who are they? A comparative look with Poland.

We spoke to feminist pioneer Gloria Steinem about the far-right backlash, racism & why we should be “linked, not ranked”.

France & Germany make up the motor of Europe and partly determine its future, but what are their cooperation prospects in the face of 2017 elections?

Experts & activists from around Europe discuss the security issues in their national context.

László Andor talks to us about social Europe, his idea of a European unemployment insurance scheme & whether the EU institutions are neoliberal.