By Tomás Díaz García   Climate change is no longer a distant threat but an immediate disruptor of economic and social stability, from floods that destroy crops to heatwaves that damage productivity. Extreme weather events are reshaping the foundations of modern growth. These shocks are not only material; they also reshape public attitudes, altering consumption habits, investment priorities, and political demands. Understanding this dynamic is crucial for designing policies that strike a...

by: Zoe Papakyriakou Across Europe’s major cities, the promise of affordable housing is slipping out of reach. Rising rents, stagnant wages, and continuously shrinking opportunities for ownership have transformed housing from a basic necessity into one of Europe’s central political and economic battlegrounds. Beyond being a social concern, housing has become a dividing line of intergenerational inequality and a driver of political alienation. This is no longer just about bricks and mortar but...

By: Nina Lewandowska Since July 2021, thousands of migrants, mostly from the Middle East and Africa, have arrived at the...