We must address climate change, inequality, and poverty simultaneously, but prevailing economic approaches are failing; solutions lie in an updated, experimental industrial policy focused on green and productive service job
A far-right candidate threatens to dismantle decades of democratic progress in Latin America's most celebrated success story.
The American model has produced rentier capitalism and functional illiteracy—Europe's universities must return to their civilising mission.
The EU's sweeping data and AI package loosens safeguards for workers while promising competitiveness gains that will flow mainly to US tech giants.
Civil society and local autonomy proved decisive in Poland's democratic revival—lessons Hungary must now learn.
Margaret Thatcher's ghost haunts global politics as leaders worldwide embrace her "no alternative" mantra, leaving citizens trapped in a system that refuses to acknowledge its own ideology.
A nation built on public provision faces new tests as crime, inequality and demographic shifts challenge its foundational social contract.
New evidence reveals that data-driven management now shapes how millions work across Europe—with profound implications for autonomy and well-being.
Spain's socialist government has delivered economic growth three times faster than Britain's; Labour would do well to study how.
Without careful preparation and raised ambitions, the 2026 summit risks becoming a missed opportunity to inject real momentum into UK-EU relations.
As Brazil approaches crucial elections, the country must confront deep structural challenges that have undermined democratic progress for decades.
The EU's Pay Transparency Directive offers a powerful tool for equality, but only if member states implement it with rigour and ambition.
Across 18 sectors, only aerospace and defence remain globally competitive—Europe must abandon naivety and act decisively.
Timothy Snyder thinks the proposed settlement negotiated by Russia and the US would make the world far more dangerous.
When eight in ten French citizens feel unrepresented, the problem lies not with democratic fatigue but with a political system that has forgotten how to listen.