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INVESTIGATION Poison for sale — the pesticides banned in EU in use in Kenya

Big-Agri is using markets in developing countries to sell products banned in Europe — despite their harmful effects on health and the environment. Read on »

Asian workers pay price for EU ship recycling

Loopholes in international regulations on ship recycling are resulting in major human and environmental damage. Read on »

COLUMN EU's Gaza policy: boon for dictators, bad for democrats

While they woo dictators and autocrats, EU policymakers are becoming ever more estranged from the world's democrats. The real tragedy is the erosion of one of Europe's key assets: its huge reserves of soft power, writes Shada Islam. Read on »

OPINION 2024: A Space Odyssey — why the galaxy needs regulating

Why nations must adopt a more comprehensive approach to space governance amid increasing geopolitical challenges. Read on »

INTERVIEW Syrian mayor in Germany speaks out against AfD

Ryyan Alshebl left Syria in 2015 amid the ongoing war. Eight years later, he was elected mayor of the German town Ostelsheim — aged 29. He talked to EUobserver about his journey, the threat of extremism and humanitarian asylum systems. Read on »

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