The future seems to offer only a blend of dread and paranoia. What else is to be expected in a world where the only reliably ...

Once heralded as Europe’s man on the moon moment, the Green Deal now wavers under political compromise and legal uncertainty ...

In his victory speech, he then struck a more conciliatory tone, spoke of the lack of ‘magic solutions’ and announced a ...

The super-rich often escape taxation. Economist Gabriel Zucman explains why and how a minimum tax could fix it ...

Ultimately, Europe faces the choice between complete submission to Washington’s dictates or a leap forward into true ...

Dr Yoav Shemer-Kunz is a political scientist at the University of Strasbourg and EU Advocacy Officer at B'Tselem - The Israeli Information Centre for Human Rights in the Occupied Territories.

John Austin is a Visiting Fellow at the Academy of International Affairs – NRW, and a Senior Fellow with the Eisenhower Institute at Gettysburg College (EI), leading EI’s work promoting ideas and ...

The most unsettling image for a liberal observer is not a tank rolling into a presidential palace; it is the crowd of cheering citizens running alongside it. We create comfortable narratives to ...

Abubakar Sidiq Jaafar works with a Nigerian not-for-profit organisation that promotes understanding and commitment of citizens and groups to the ideals, values and principles of democracy. He is also ...

Andy Westwood is a Professor of Public Policy, Government and Business and Policy Director of the Productivity Institute at the University of Manchester. He is a board member at Skills England and a ...

Verena El Amil is a lawyer at the Beirut Bar Association and a lecturer at Saint Joseph University of Beirut. She also works for the Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung in Lebanon. In addition, she is actively ...

Social networks have become defining features of public life. What emerged as casual spaces for entertainment and connection have matured into contested terrains where people claim authorship of their ...