Whilst a wealth tax has been the subject of debate in Austria and many other EU countries for years, in Switzerland it has long been an integral part of the sta
In Sweden, the left-wing bloc narrowly defeated the right-wing government bloc led by Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson in the parliamentary elections. The Social
Climate action costs money: new heating systems, new electricity grids, new machinery, new production processes. But this does not mean that climate action is b
In August 2026, a number of key provisions from the European AI Regulation came into force. Users must now be able to clearly recognise when they are dealing wi
For years, the Amazon rainforest has been being cleared. The concern is that this unique ecosystem could collapse. However, Lula da Silva’s election as presiden
Wealth taxes do not automatically lead to the super-rich leaving the country. This has now also been demonstrated by a new study from Spain. The study examined
Outwardly, car manufacturers celebrate electric mobility, but behind the scenes, they are fighting to keep the internal combustion engine alive for as long as p
Power cuts, fuel shortages, empty shelves: Cuba is in the midst of a dramatic supply crisis. In this interview, political scientist Bert Hoffmann explains why U
Chile has the strictest mandatory labelling requirements for unhealthy foods in the world. Advertising aimed at children is also heavily restricted. Following t
Many people consider others to be selfish. However, a new international study paints a different picture: worldwide, 69 per cent are willing to give up personal
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