Climate, migration and democratic crises
The Cop26 climate summit begins and a humanitarian crisis unfolds on the EU’s eastern border.
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From Covid to the climate: who pays the price for government inaction?
Leaders gather for the Cop26 climate summit while Covid cases soar in southeastern Europe
Cop26: EU climate chief Frans Timmermans warns of the costs of inaction
The European Commission vice-president speaks to World Review’s Megan Gibson ahead of the climate summit.
Can Cop26 achieve anything?
The UN’s climate change conference, Cop26, takes place next month against a backdrop of global uncertainty and concerns about how…
Who is Japan’s new prime minister, Fumio Kishida?
The leader has been described as a moderate in a Liberal Democratic Party dominated by its right wing.
German Election 2021: The road to a coalition
The New Statesman joins forces with the Friedrich Ebert Foundation to discuss an SPD-led Germany
What does Michel Barnier believe?
The former Brexit negotiator and French presidential hopeful speaks to World Review's Ido Vock.