Economy and ecologyA moonshot in retreat Once heralded as Europe’s man on the moon moment, the Green Deal now wavers under political compromise and legal uncertainty By Daniel Harper
Economy and ecologyWhat makes a just transition just? An answer from African workers By Rhoda Boateng, John Mark Mwanika
Economy and ecologyAfrica’s debt meets climate innovation With COP30 around the corner, Africa’s debt crisis risks climate resilience — ‘debt-for-blue’ swaps could forge a new model of EU-Africa partnership By Atunde Ahmed Olarewaju
Economy and ecologyAsia shows Europe the long game The continent’s path proves that protecting the climate and securing prosperity are two sides of the same coin. Europe would do well to take note By Franziska Schmidtke
Economy and ecologyThe price of going cashless As coins vanish and cards rule, the right to pay becomes a privilege. What we gain in speed, we risk losing in freedom By Nicolas Agostini
Economy and ecologyDecline by design Europe’s underinvestment isn’t just slowing growth — it’s fuelling inequality and aiding the far right gain ground. Changing course is still possible By David Harrison
Economy and ecologyWhat will it take to beat the far right? The far right feeds on economic despair and exclusion. Only policies that deliver security, dignity and belonging can starve it By Adriana Abdenur
Economy and ecologyDriving in circles While Europe is hesitating over its 2035 combustion engine ban, others are setting the rules for the electric future By Claudia Detsch
Economy and ecologyThis year’s fires are only the beginning Climate change is already uprooting people within Europe. But the EU has yet to create a framework fit for the crisis By Daniel Harper
Economy and ecologyTrump’s tariff tsunami hits Brazil Brazil is pursuing partners across the globe, turning pressure into opportunity. Could Europe play a pivotal role? By Monica Hirst
Japan’s feminist reckoning In World War II, the Japanese Army forced women and girls into sexual slavery. With ‘Me too’ gaining momentum, it’s time to reckon with the past
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‘This is a problem with a solution’ The super-rich often escape taxation. Economist Gabriel Zucman explains why and how a minimum tax could fix it