In the first part of our series, we zoom in on Montenegro’s path towards EU accession through the lens of green transition. The article looks at the challenges of Chapter 27, the high costs of implementation, and the social importance of making the transition just.
This article is the third in a series of conversations in which we catch up with green activists from different parts of the world. The series looks beyond specific moments or campaigns, focusing instead on how activists reflect on their work, their contexts, and the state of politics today. In this third feature, we speak with Abdallah Dreiat, a green activist from Jordan.
Iraniërs blijven de straat op gaan, ondanks het extreme geweld waarmee protesten telkens worden neergeslagen. Dit artikel plaatst de recente protestgolf in historisch perspectief en laat zien hoe mensenrechten, repressie en geopolitiek met elkaar verstrengeld raken.
Waarom laait de spanning tussen Damascus en de Koerden in Rojava weer op? Dit artikel legt uit hoe een akkoord van 30 januari over “integratie” van de Syrian Democratic Forces botst met het Rojava-model van lokaal zelfbestuur en waarom externe spelers zoals Turkije die uitkomst extra op scherp zetten.
In this article, Ghada Nasri (Tunisia) and Salma Benchahid (Morocco) provide their perspectives on their countries climate policies and activism. They will also share their view on European climate ambitions and address the question of whether this constitutes a new form of neocolonialism. Discover the lived reality behind the European energy transition through the essential voices of North African civil society.
This article is the first in a series of conversations in which we catch up with green activists from different parts of the world. The series looks beyond specific moments or campaigns, focusing instead on how activists reflect on their work, their contexts, and the state of politics today. In this first instalment, we speak with Andrej, a green activist from Serbia