Geopolitics

COPs only get us so far. Peter Newell outlines an alternative approach to keep fossil fuels in the ground.

For climate negotiations to succeed, building alliances alliances and coalitions across cultural, economic, and geographical divides is crucial.

The new silk roads are critical to China’s independence and growth but it faces many challenges, some of which are of its own making.

Gabriela Cabaña and Mario Diaz look ask who will bear the costs of Europe’s nascent hydrogen economy.

Thomas Laffitte looks at the politics of oil and gas, nuclear power and renewables and what they mean for Ukraine and its future.

Any attempt at a geopolitical vision for Europe needs to start with social justice and democracy.

Trade wars, sanctions, and tech blockades are signs of a world economy in the grips of tension and transformation. What underlies this change?

Hannah Neumann on European foreign policy after Afghanistan and the role of values in international diplomacy.

The practice of targeting “enemy“ citizens abroad is not new, but it is on a rise and undermines fundamental rights.

Why human rights and democracy need to be enshrined in Europe’s digital space.