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Will states support corporate capture of the future?

The United Nations Summit of the Future risks missing opportunities to give value to public goods.

French voters may have been recalled for a snap domestic election—but the underlying trends have been decades in the making.

The European Social Charter has often been the poor relation of the European Convention on Human Rights. That may be changing.

The far right offers no answers to the challenges Europe faces in reinvigorating its industry amid the digital and green transitions.

Vladimir Putin looks to be a big winner from the far-right surge in the recent European Parliament elections.

Europe’s real problem with China is not electric vehicles. It is the elemental vehemence of the Chinese Communist Party.

By endorsing Donald Trump’s run for the US presidency, business leaders are embracing a man with only contempt for the law.

The shift in the centre of gravity of the European Parliament could make for a fractious next term.

The far-right challenge in the European elections was overblown. Just transition, rather than rowing back, is the answer.

After the European Parliament elections, cleaners’ fight for justice goes into the next round.

This is the author's acceptance speech, receiving the the Arthur Svensson Prize to promote trade-union rights in Oslo.

Workers’ rights, fundamental to democracy, are under attack across the world—nowhere more so than in Europe.

While pledged to phase out fossil-fuel subsidies by 2025, EU member states are spending more than at any point since 2015.

Climate change is creating new risks, requiring a minimum protective threshold for all workers in Europe.

The European Union is committed to ending homelessness by 2030. It will come down to political will.