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Europe’s moral compass, lost at sea

The Greek migrant shipwreck was another preventable tragedy at the borders of Europe.

Making the global food system more sustainable and equitable is hugely complex and involves difficult trade-offs.

Asserting the need for further interest rate rises, Peter Bofinger writes, is not the same as evidencing them.

The parliament has stood firm against mass surveillance but has missed the opportunity to enhance provisions.

Russia’s war on Ukraine creates momentum for a breakthrough in adopting ecocide as an international crime.

Last month's election produced an unexpected destabilisation of the party system and triggered a repeat contest on June 25th.

Since Berlusconi’s death, the media have focused on his persona—not Berlusconism and its legacy.

Frontline staff are facing rising aggression. Employers need to reduce risks and provide support.

Corporate due diligence is not just about auditing. Key to sustaining people and planet, ambition is required.

The proposed new rules would give member states more role in defining their ‘fiscal paths’—just not parliaments.

The International Labour Conference has taken an unprecedented step to challenge Lukashenka’s denial of freedom of association.

Equating circularity with narrowing and slowing lets virtually all businesses join the bandwagon.

Amid huge demonstrations against the populist government, buffeted by legal challenges, the stakes could not be higher.

After months of strife among Austria’s social democrats—and an election screw-up—they have a new leader.

Barcelona has shown the transformative role urban municipalities can play in conjunction with local civil society.