Media

The 2023 forest fires and floods have confronted Greece with the reality of the climate crisis. Yet it continues to be dismissed by its government.

While Scandinavian countries are praised for their climate action, an analysis of the Swedish and Danish media reveals a more complex picture.

Konrad Bleyer-Simon explains what still stands between the EU and post-national democracy.

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

Three stories on the struggle for inclusion even as youth representation and climate justice has gained recognition in the mainstream.

Disruptive climate protests are held responsible for alienating the public from a just cause. But the demonisation of climate activism is nothing new.

The proposed EU Media Freedom Act represents a positive change of course, but it fails to provide badly needed subsidies to quality news outlets.

Climate pessimists bend scientific evidence to their narrative of “collapse”, overlooking the complex, unpredictable nature of social processes.

The battle for the future of Russia has planetary dimensions, argues Martin Vrba.

Juliane von Reppert-Bismarck speaks to Beatrice White about how education needs to adapt to the realities of the digital world.