
The Roots of Europe’s Mental Health Crisis Run Deep
Europe's mental health crisis demands urgent action on social conditions, not just healthcare services.
Europe's mental health crisis demands urgent action on social conditions, not just healthcare services.
With Reform surging ahead, Labour must win the narrative battle or face electoral oblivion by 2029.
A €140 billion loan secured against frozen Russian assets may force Europe to abandon unanimity voting—and finally give the EU real geopolitical power.
As Trump weakens Western alliances and democracy erodes at home, Europeans confront a painful truth: yesterday's world is gone.
Finland's government wants public debt below 40 percent of GDP, forcing decades of cuts stricter than EU rules.
Cities face crises first. Investing in capable, adaptive local governments is essential for resilience, inclusion, and democracy.
The EU must abandon insularity and embrace global partnerships in futures governance to secure its place in a rapidly changing world.
New technologies drive inequality by concentrating capital income. Three policy approaches can help spread ownership and moderate disparities.
Despite EU commitments to equality, children at risk of poverty remain severely underrepresented in early childhood education programs.
From $100,000 work visas to million-dollar “gold cards,” Trump turns government services into transactions for the highest bidder.
European AI strategy must prioritise democratic governance over market solutions to protect citizens' data and workers' rights.
As tariff wars and industrial crises mount, Europe must abandon austerity for investment-driven internal demand.
Extreme wealth concentration across the EU undermines opportunity and security for millions while property ownership becomes increasingly unattainable.
State governors are emerging as democracy's last defenders against federal overreach and military deployments.
Bold visions defeat timid reforms—yet liberals insist on bringing policy briefs to an ideological gunfight.