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Algorithms: supposedly neutral but in fact liable to perpetuate various forms of discrimination, including against women and people of colour. How do they exert such power, and what are the stakes?

Ton Lemaire pleads for a new universal morality, which he calls humanimalism.

For Europe to successfully transition to renewables, reforms must empower energy actors on the local level.

Thierry Baudet, leader of the Forum for Democracy, could be the new face of the Dutch populist right.

Could reforms on the horizon in Greece mean the end of environmental protection?

Rethinking how we ask voters what they want could ensure representative government for all and help us create a collaborative political culture.

A last minute bid by activists in Zagreb to join together and stand in city elections led to a result that could make waves within a political climate of corruption and apathy.

Why are Roma overrepresented among marginalised and racially segregated households across Europe? A scholar of cities and segregation gives his answer.

Looking at food banks and poverty in Finland with a gendered lens can yield insights into its causes and solutions.

Cities could become a welcoming and protective hub for refugees in Europe – but not without financial support to stimulate their economy and create jobs. An interview with Gesine Schwan.