Welfare and Social Issues
Martin Vrba explains why privatised water cannot bring about the resilience needed to face a warming world.
Read morePhilipp Cerny asks whether free public transport can transform how Europeans get around.
Read moreIn the face of unaffordable rents, Manuel Gabarre de Sus looks at how cities around Europe can ensure the right to housing.
Read moreOutside the EU’s borders, hundreds of millions of people toil for our prosperity and even fight for our democracy.
Read moreWith disruption set to become the norm, Robert Magowan asks how Greens can navigate chaos and conflict to drive positive change.
Read moreFairness needs to be at the heart of Europe’s social policies and its fight against climate change.
Read moreHow can work be democratised and decommodified, so that workers feel more fulfilled in their jobs and have a greater say at their workplaces?
Read moreBeneath the facade of reforms, Orbán’s education policies deepen inequalities and place schools at the whims of Fidesz’ power.
Read moreFaced with precarious contracts and poor working conditions, university staff have been organising for the promise of social justice in education.
Read moreAfter the Hungarian government abandoned a student housing project for a Fudan campus, young people refused to let it die quietly.
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