Health

As the World Health Organization warns of health risks from worsening air pollution, studies confirm the worst in cities like Belgrade.

The post-pandemic rhetoric around a sovereign Europe is at best contradictory and at worst, a prescription to enact exclusionary policy.

Reducing air pollution is vital to protect public health and meet climate targets. Yet policy and action in this area often falls short.

Sociologist Sara Farris explains how the lens of social reproduction offers a way to understand the structural under-valuing of the work that keeps society on its feet.

As the struggle against the pandemic continues, geopolitical tensions are contributing to fraying public confidence in vaccines across Europe.

For people living in cities during the lockdown, space was a major concern, both in and outside the home.

Being the junior partner in a coalition is always a difficult balancing act – especially in a health crisis.

The Hungarian government has attempted to exploit the pandemic for its own ends – at great cost to the population.

Claas Kirchhelle traces the history of disease, public health, and international cooperation from cholera to Covid-19.

The health crisis has been a clear moment of rupture but change will depend on the choices, movements, and ideas that define our response.