OPINION

Tirana: A city’s transformation journey

A century of life for capital is not much, as long as there is no point in comparing it to human life. However, such...

Why we must resist when authoritarian regimes try to re-define international rules

From the HR/VP Blog –  During the Munich Security Conference (MSC), last weekend, I explained why we must uphold the international order, based on international law...

Coalympics: A race to the bottom where polluters win

While Europe’s athletes pushed the limits of sport this summer, coal corporations and governments have been playing way less healthy games, writes Roberta Arbinolo. From...

How Europe can grow without growing

In a landmark document recognising the destructive power of constant economic growth, the European Environment Agency (EEA) echoes the demands of campaigners and scientists:...

Environmental racism and the quest for justice

The death of George Floyd in the United States led to massive mobilisation on both sides of the Atlantic, with climate activists playing a major role...

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