Farmers and the environment do not have divergent interests, quite the opposite. What European farmers don’t have any interest in is EU agricultural policies which impoverish them. Angela Hilmi is a panel expert with IPES-Food […]
Having played a key role in providing political cover for Israel’s genocide in Gaza, Von Der Leyen is now making sure the massive refugee crisis the Gaza war has generated will be contained by Egypt’s […]
Feminists in Poland are suspicious about new prime minister Donald Tusk’s promises to improve abortion rights, given his own record on women’s rights and a long history of using the issue of abortion as a […]
With the population set to age further in the decades to come, the ever-expanding marketisation of care must be replaced by a system based on solidarity. Emma Dowling is a sociologist at the University of […]
Making good food affordable to all requires building a movement, not moralising messages and activist jargon. Floris Visser is the director of Public Food, an organisation working on food justice. Cross-posted from Green European Journal […]
The Odra disaster is just one of many cases across Europe where exploitation of rivers is still prioritised over restoration. Ewa Leś is a biologist with a background in environmental law. Her work focuses on […]
The EU’s new Pact on Migration and Asylum reduces protection standards and is heavily reliant on so-called “safe third countries”. Catherine Woollard is Director of the European Council on Refugees and Exiles (ECRE). Cross-posted from […]
Eco-fascism will inevitably emerge as an important political tendency as mainstream politics fails to address the climate crisis. Cross-posted from the Green European Journal THE environmental crisis is continuing to approach a point of ecological […]
As the cost of living crisis bites, working class Europeans are increasingly getting into problematic debt. Ben Cuzzupe is an Editor and Communications Officer at Finance Watch. Peter Norwood is a Senior Research and Advocacy […]
Campaigners for degrowth have thrown into question the dogma that holds that a growing economy is always a sign of progress. Jason Hickel is an academic at the University of London and a Fellow of […]
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