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Can Europe’s push for decarbonisation avoid reproducing extractive dynamics and deepening local inequalities?

Ahead of Hungary’s crucial parliamentary election, an environmental scandal has become a major headache for Fidesz.

Europe needs to form more partnerships to strengthen its autonomy and resist commercial coercion.

By allowing CO₂ removal and storage technologies as a way of lowering emissions, the target risks deterring direct emission cuts.

Though they have been fertile ground for disinformation, power outages can also open discussions about our energy infrastructure.

With yields declining sharply and the livelihood of fishers in danger, is there a way to make compliance with fishing regulations the norm?

While far-right movements seek to capture cultural production, “artivists” are reclaiming culture as a space to promote solidarity and inclusion.

The European Union cannot ward off domestic and foreign threats without promoting democracy worldwide.

Creative Europe funding represents a lifeline for many artists and creatives, but it comes with strings attached such as greening requirements.

The US and China use culture to assert dominance. Can the EU be different? Mafalda Dâmaso thinks so.