Geopolitics

As challenges of interdependence grow and states turn further inwards, green politics can make an essential progressive contribution to the debate on Europe’s geopolitical stance.

Anne Marie Bihirabake explains the effects of climate change in Burundi, vaccine politics and its impacts for many activists wishing to attend COP26.

The growth of stockpiles despite the multilateral push to ban the bomb means that Europe and the Greens need to reckon with nuclear politics.

In a volatile world, the EU needs to restore its damaged credibility on foreign relations and find ways to assert its power.

Pavel Latushka, a key figure in Belarus’s opposition, discusses the movement for democracy with Roderick Kefferpütz.

Stability in the Balkans depends on the success of North Macedonian statehood. This in turn can only be guaranteed by European integration.

From their democratic traditions to shared interests in technological development, Europe and India have much in common and to gain from cooperation.

The EU and the US have to navigate bilateral differences and work with like-minded countries to formulate a response to China’s techno-authoritarianism.

As the struggle against the pandemic continues, geopolitical tensions are contributing to fraying public confidence in vaccines across Europe.

Peace, diplomacy and keeping fossil fuel in the ground can still prevail in the Eastern Mediterranean.