If there ever was a year to make us challenge our current economic model, 2020 must surely be it. Between climate change, inequalities and Covid-19, our key economic players have a major role to play, and Europe can pave the way for transformation. We present our ideas in our latest report. 

Reforms in the African energy sector have been delayed for years, until Covid-19 exposed how urgent they were. In our latest series on New African Voices, Linda Mabhena-Olagunju, Founder of DLO Energy Resources Group, traces the link between power and the virus, with South Africa and Nigeria as case studies.

The current legal framework around the gig economy is obsolete. The protection of workers and the accountability of digital platforms require precise regulation. Charles de Froment, general rapporteur of our report on this very subject, sets forth concrete proposals.

Serbia and Kosovo have signed an agreement for economic normalization, except it was brokered by the US, and it included Israel too. The result? Peace in the Middle East. Confused? That’s normal. Dana Landau, Senior Researcher at swisspeace, explains the ordeal.

Where content moderation begins and freedom of speech ends, seems to be the question no one really wants to answer. Yet, cyber violence affects our youths on a daily basis. Experts on digital issues, Gilles Babinet, Thierry Jadot and Théophile Lenoir tackle the issue head-on.

A decent man of Irish stock, and a senator with immigrant parents: Biden and Harris are charging forward in the race to November 4. But who are they actually, and how did they get here? Michel Duclos, our Special Advisor on geopolitics, draws a portrait of the (un)likely duo.