Babcock’s share price has doubled in the first six months of the year.

The rapid growth of logistics and e-commerce is fuelling a race to the bottom for workers, with widespread subcontracting ...

Liberalism’s core class is under siege—can the liberal order survive the global backlash against its institutional power?

Mario Draghi’s vision for Europe demands more than investment—it calls for digital sovereignty, state capacity, and strategic ...

The European Trade Union Confederation is urgently calling for a new directive to protect workers from the escalating dangers ...

European leaders face an unprecedented challenge: building continental defence whilst managing an unpredictable American ...

Real democracy thrives on disagreement—unity without conflict often masks power and silences necessary political struggle.

Despite securing key ministries and policy successes, Germany’s Social Democrats face internal disarray and a fractured ...

Facing the threat from right-wing populism at June’s Euro-elections, Austria offers lessons for progressives. Although the mainstreaming of the far right is often presented as European democracies’ ...

Economic history shows epidemics are great equalisers. The most cited example (for which we also have most data) is still the Black Death, which hit Europe around the mid-14th century. In some places, ...

‘Social media’ have become rapidly integrated into almost all aspects of human life and social organisation, from product marketing and political communication to health, fitness and dating. Despite ...

Branko Milanovic charts the fall and fall of the organisation tasked with preserving world peace. The first lady of Ukraine, Olena Zelenska, at the UN General Assembly, her husband, Volodymyr ...