Economy and ecologyHere we go again… The past two years have proven anew that when the rich get richer it doesn’t ‘trickle down’. If it’s such a familiar pattern, why do we tolerate it? By Kate Pickett
Economy and ecologyHow governments are trying to ease the burden of inflation When inflation is making bread unaffordable, what can the government do to soften the blow? We look at Poland, Nepal, and Ghana By Barbara Szelewa, Jonathan Menge, Johann Ivanov
Economy and ecologyA win-win for Europe and Africa As Africa helps with Europe’s energy crisis so too Europe must lend a helping hand to fight the food crisis in Africa By
Economy and ecologyInflation’s emotional scars A sound response to inflation must take into account the emotional consequences which shape our societies just as much as economic rationale By Diane Coyle
Economy and ecologyThe global struggle against inflation Do energy shields, taxing windfall profits, or price caps protect people effectively from inflation? We report from Latvia, France, and Tanzania By Reinhard Krumm, Thomas Manz, Elisabeth Bollrich
Economy and ecologyHow Argentina and Scandinavian countries are dealing with inflation Inflation-ridden Argentina is suffering another blow from rising energy and food prices, while Scandinavian countries are worried about shortages By Svenja Blanke, Kristina Birke Daniels, Niklas Kutschka
Economy and ecologyHow European countries are dealing with rising inflation and energy prices Economic hardship from the pandemic and the war in Ukraine has hit the continent. We look at the government's response in Spain, Czechia and Greece By Bettina Luise Rürup, Urban Überschär, Arne Schildberg
Economy and ecologyUnion solidarity in a warming world As heatwave after heatwave sweeps across Europe and beyond, unions are stepping up their fight for safe working conditions in a warming world By Christy Hoffman
Economy and ecologyWar is a climate killer Russia’s war on Ukraine has pushed the climate crisis off the agenda. But we need a ceasefire and global demilitarisation for a 1.5°C world By Angelika Claußen
Economy and ecologyRussia’s green future suspended Putin’s decision to attack Ukraine has not just thrown Russia into an economic crisis, but reversed the little gains it made towards decarbonisation By Lukas Daubner, Aysel Aliyeva