EUROPE

‘Civilian refugees should not be used as political bargaining chips’

The four-day workweek: the future of work?

Thousands of UK workers join a six-month trial to test the viability of the four-day workweek

ECONOMY | ENVIRONMENT

‘Refugees are the perfect scapegoat in times of crisis’

Fresh hope for civil society: right-wing populist defeated in Slovenia

Victory of new party raises hope that civic freedoms will be respected

Asylum in the UK: a one-way trip to Rwanda?

Deal to be used by UK to remove asylum seekers will enable Rwanda to deflect human rights concerns

‘The constitution now contemplates the interests of future generations’

ECONOMY | ENVIRONMENT

A close call for French democracy

Even if it loses this time, the fear is that the far right is getting closer to power

Sleeves rolled up: Ukraine’s civil society responds to war

Activism in response to invasion shows the value of an enabled and empowered civil society

CONFLICT | CRISIS

Hungary’s election a grim day for civil society

Viktor Orbán’s latest win signals a further assault on rights

‘International organisations are clearly not up to their historic responsibilities’

CONFLICT | CRISIS