As the world inches back to normality, the Covid-19 crisis highlights deep structural inequalities and the urgent need for bold, systemic solutions to tackle climate change, social injustice, and economic precarity.
The rules for allocation of EU funds should be more transparent and provide a meaningful role for the social partners.
Labour shortages following the pandemic have increased most and are most severe in jobs with lower wages and poorer conditions.
Putin's Victory Day pitch for more military recruits is unlikely to encourage men to enlist in the army.
The region has moved far too slowly in an era in which decarbonisation and climate resilience are essential.
Workers and their unions are today sounding the alarm for media independence at the heart of Europe.
The steel industry’s strategic importance and lobbying power have shielded it from a tightening of the Emissions Trading System.
The pandemic put care workers under terrible pressure, Lisa Pelling writes. Yet unions have been able to win greater recognition for them.
Rather than being displaced or controlled by AI, workers should be co-designers of its workplace deployment.
Social support will become means-tested as millions of Ukrainians face war, displacement and poverty.
Europe is undergoing multiple transitions. For these to succeed, social dialogue to build consensus will be essential.
Why it remains worthwhile to listen to the embattled French president, Emmanuel Macron—and why not.
The UN has warned that ‘humanity’s very survival’ is threatened. Radical reform of international finance is required.
The cost-of-living crisis threatens to tip over into a housing crisis. Prevention is better than cure.
The European Investment Bank is a public institution—yet the public good is not its agenda.