Investing in human security in Europe
Public investment has been skewed towards the military in the last decade when a much wider array of threats are in evidence.
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Public investment has been skewed towards the military in the last decade when a much wider array of threats are in evidence.
Unified citizenship education is a must to stop democratic backsliding in the European Union.
Jorge Cabrita and Victoria Cojocariu
As pressures grow on Europe’s hospitals, lessons must be learned from social dialogue during the pandemic.
A multi-level Europe of networks, Jan Zielonka argues, is the flexible alternative to brittle clashes over ‘sovereignty’.
Felix Heilmann and Maximilian Krahé
Fossil-energy prices have played a big role in the cost-of-living crisis—and renewables are a big part of the solution.
The climate blueprints from EU member states are inadequate—and would forgo major socio-economic benefits.
The latest survey by the EU Agency for Fundamental Rights shows racism is pervasive and persistent.
Oliver Money-Kyrle and Renate Schroeder
EU member states must not water down critical legislation protecting media independence and pluralism.
Last year’s ‘partial mobilisation’ triggered a backlash against the Kremlin and Putin is fearful of a repeat.
Europe’s media need to be more diverse, Ankita Anand writes, to reflect accurately the world on which they report.
The election victory in the Netherlands for the Party for Freedom fits into a wider picture of European radical-right populism.
The monopoly online retailer has extracted vast rents from workers and citizens who are raising their voices globally.