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Reclaiming time from its tyranny

We are running out of time on the climate crisis—yet ‘slow living’ is a key to its solution.

In today’s runaway world, Einstein’s ideal of ‘abolishing war’ becomes unavoidable rather than impractical.

To sustain healthy and safe conditions at work, unprecedented action is urgently needed.

Europe’s housing crisis can be solved. But a range of policy tools is needed to do so.

NGOs have increasingly looked to the courts for action on climate change. Now the Court of Justice of the EU is the focus.

The new government’s goals are modest. But economic reality may force it to follow changing public opinion.

Financial integration is not the problem, writes Peter Bofinger. It is the still national segmentation of government bonds.

Europe must not turn its eyes away from the huge death toll of journalists in Gaza.

The concentration of wealth is a global issue and it is getting worse.

The Belgian presidency of the Council of the EU has set the social-policy ambition for the next European Commission to follow.

For the first time, in the first half of this year wind and solar generated more electricity in the European Union.

The European Union can be the biggest winner from the United Nations tax convention.

Ignoring the law and the cost of these risky experiments would set the new European Commission on a dangerous path.

It is time to open a discussion on Europe’s role in the protection of climate refugees.

The Paralympics highlight the need for year-round activity to include people with disabilities in sports.