How Ukraine’s post-Soviet history has played out on the set of the Eurovision Song Contest

The Malaysian palm oil industry is one of many making strides towards stamping out forced and trafficked labour

There may be dissent within the EU – but key changes and a new mindset can yet win the day

Hungary’s opposition seems united around little more than its dislike of the PM and his Fidesz party. Will that be enough to beat him in April’s elections? 

The EU’s Due Diligence plans are significantly more restrictive, prescriptive and burdensome than the UK’s legality standard

György Hölvényi MEP reveals his expectations for a new partnership deal between the European Union and the African Union

Mace hears from economist and climate expert Professor Dieter Helm on his assessment of Cop26

The Swiss Ambassador on how regular referenda and a devolved government embeds Switzerland’s politics with accountability and rooted decisionmaking

Can new laws make farming pay? If not, our countryside faces the biggest threat for centuries

Why reports of the death of Davos Man are exaggerated