Format: Opinion

Greater public participation in decisions on resource-intensive projects such as data centres can increase acceptance

Cybercrime laws are used to attack freedom of expression, undermine privacy, and tighten control over legitimate online activities

How could small enterprises – which create 7 in 10 jobs in emerging economies - get the cash they need for a green shift?

The government’s support package for Tata Steel and British Steel must come with conditions for a ‘just transition’

Current legislation fails to adequately punish those expressing violent misogyny; that hurts women and minorities, in particular

Cities that invest in effectively getting climate messages out can drive faster change

With inequality growing faster than at any time since WW2, it’s time for the super-rich to stump up more tax

Prioritising sustainable construction materials could help the European Union meet its climate change goals

Luisa Neubauer and Greta Thunberg were carried away by police in Luetzerath, where activists say an expanded mine would ruin Paris climate goals

A debate and vote this week will determine the fate of the Platform Work Directive, a consequential law for Europe's gig workers