EU

The fight over platform workers’ rights concerns us all, writes Ben Wray.

Three former Green MEPs recount their efforts to stop the erosion of liberal democracy in Hungary.

As autocrats demolish the world order, can “neo-idealism” make democratic forces more resilient?

Although wood-burning is classified as renewable heat under EU rules, the reality is much more complex.

The Syrian civil war is effectively over, but healing the country’s wounds will require a careful diplomatic push.

As the race for Artificial Intelligence heats up, making sure the technology serves people and the planet is crucial.

As the European Union tries to enhance its competitiveness on the global stage, balancing its trade ambitions with its sustainability goals has proven difficult. The recently delayed EU Deforestation Regulation, challenged by both internal political forces and the bloc’s external partners, is a good example. While such laws are necessary in climate mitigation efforts, the EU’s primary goal should be to reduce overconsumption and enhance self-sufficiency.

Natia Gvianishvili on upholding basic rights and freedoms in times of institutional backsliding.

The selection of Baku as host casts doubts on the effectiveness of the world’s biggest climate summit.

EU’s collaboration with Serbia’s Aleksandar Vučić to access lithium risks undermining citizen trust in accession to the EU project.