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What connects the Iranian protest movement to the struggle for women’s rights across the globe?

Greece has a long, underexamined history of state surveillance which poses a threat to public confidence.

A look at how the far-right politics of Sweden Democrats reaches beyond Sweden’s borders.

Postponing action on biodiversity could be a death sentence for many species on the planet and costly for humankind. Here’s what we can still do.

Politics should be less about the form and more about our desire for change.

Kate Raworth’s doughnut model is an economic theory designed to easily and intelligibly assess an economy’s sustainability. Visually represented in the shape of a doughnut, it combines the concepts of planetary boundaries and minimum social standards to measure economic performance. Major European cities such as Amsterdam, Geneva and Brussels, have adopted the doughnut model to guide their green transitions. Barbara Trachte, secretary of state of the Brussels-Capital Region, responsible for Economic Transition and Scientific Research, explains how Brussels is using the the model to set a new direction for the city region’s economy.

Lithuanian MP explains why supporting Ukraine isn’t a matter of capabilities but of political will.

Corruption in the European institutions has been allowed to fester. How can this be fixed?

We spoke with Scottish Green Party co-leader Patrick Harvie about the prospect of independence and an energy revolution.

Public confidence in the UK is trending down. Addressing economic insecurity could be an antidote.