European Green Deal

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

Can Vienna reach its ambitious climate goals while ensuring that the burden of the effort is not passed down to the city’s residents?

Recent protests across Europe and worldwide show growing frustration among farmers. A policy U-turn on trade could bring farmers back onside.

National governments and EU institutions are rushing to appease farmers. But are the solutions offered what the sector really needs?

François Gemenne says the EU must look at the bigger picture.

Philippa Nuttall examines the major achievements and uncertain future of the EU’s climate agenda.

Media coverage frames Bulgaria’s green transition as an imposition from Brussels that will damage the country’s coal-intensive economy.

With the European Green Deal, the EU falls into a pattern of relations based on exploitation with Africa, risking to further sour relations.

Paolo Gentiloni and Philippe Lamberts discuss on whether a post-growth Europe can fight inequality and protect the planet.

While the European Green Deal defines Europe’s green transition, its social dimension is patchy and weak.