
Freedom by Another Name: On Bernard Charbonneau
04/09/2026
As we lay waste to nature, we are losing the ability to experience freedom.

Digital Colonialism: Why We Must Leave Big Tech Behind
01/09/2026
The current tech landscape is neither our best nor only choice.

Le Pen-Bardella: The Far Right Playing Both Sides
08/09/2026
With less than a year to go before France’s presidential election, far-right candidate Marine Le Pen seems almost certain to reach the run-off. Her party’s fortunes have continued to rise in recent years thanks to its leaders’ ability to rally working-class voters while securing support from business elites. Tensions between these two bases remain, but they are unlikely to come to a head before the vote.
Can Greens Lead the Way on China?
25/08/2026

Life Lines: Navigating Demographic Shifts
Adjusting to the new demographic reality requires that we pivot away from productivity and growth, and towards care for one another and for the planet.
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The Childist Case for Ageless Suffrage
For John Wall, the ballot box is for anyone who wishes to have a say – children included.

Democracies Depend on Reading
Deep engagement with complex texts is crucial for protecting us against bias and prejudice – especially in the age of artificial intelligence.

Decolonising the Classroom: Reforming Education to Build an Anti-Racist Society
Brussels MP Kalvin Soiresse Njall on the campaign to reconcile Belgian public memory with the lasting legacy of European colonialism.

Transforming Work, Reimagining Education
The need to reorganise work can be justified both in social and ecological terms.
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