Can Santa Marta’s fossil fuel phaseout momentum survive the road to COP31? Published: 3 July 2026 Analysis After COP28 finally acknowledged the need to transition away from fossil fuels, Santa Marta tried to turn that promise into something more concrete. Journalist Seden Anlar explores whether its phaseout momentum can survive the road to COP31 and the forums where fossil-fuelled power still shapes the rules. Seden Anlar
Hungary’s Paks II nuclear power plant project: Can it be completed, and at what cost? Published: 12 June 2026 Analysis More than a decade after its launch, the Paks II investment is still in an early, uncertain stage, despite the fact that construction has formally begun. Perger András
The “nature-based solutions” trap Published: 24 January 2024 Analysis "Nature-based solutions" receive widespread support. Yet they are so vaguely defined that corporations use them as a diversionary tactic for the ongoing destruction of "nature" on an industrial scale. Jutta Kill
Where is Europe’s place in the new age of geo-economics? Published: 25 January 2021 Analysis The world economy has become the central battleground for hegemonic rivalry between Washington and Beijing. Several factors have led to this development, first and foremost the economic rise of China. Roderick Kefferpütz
Urban planning, a battlefield of politics in Turkey Published: 8 February 2017 While Turkey is heading towards a constitutional referendum, that might change the nature of Turkish politics, the government has accelerated its urban planning policies.
Green grabbing: A new form of appropriation Published: 28 March 2025 Booklet Fikret Adaman, Hande Paker, Duygu Avcı, Gökçe Yeniev