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As the far right’s cultural influence grows, Sybren Kooistra dusts off Gramsci’s notes to shift the “climate of opinion”.

A careful look at European far-right parties’ economic agendas reveals deep underlying divisions.

Progressives must offer viable solutions to citizens’ insecurities, Daphne Halikiopoulou tells Wouter van de Klippe.

In an increasingly polarised world, how do we mobilise majorities around the politics we desire, rather than the ideas we oppose?

The EU, eager to curb migration and develop green energy, is turning a blind eye to the abuses of Tunisia’s strongman.

What can be done to stop the spread of disinformation in the wake of catastrophic weather events?

Unionisation, cooperation among independent media, and the push for full independence is strengthening journalism in Europe.

Faced with cost of living, housing, and healthcare crises, Romanians are disillusioned with available political options.

But can laughter stimulate climate action without trivialising the emergency we face?

Over the past decades, adaptation has gone from a stigmatised concept to a central pillar of debates on fighting global warming. This journey shines a light on the broader political and socioeconomic challenges that often paralyse climate action, and reveals the need for stronger and more effective global discussion forums.