European Union

Digital Threats to Democracy

Facebook algorithm engages in prohibited gender discrimination

18 February 2025
Forests

Flights from one of the world’s largest airports may be grounded within 30 years due to rising sea levels

27 January 2025
Forests

What does the delay to the EU’s anti-deforestation law mean?

18 December 2024
Forests

Top asset managers resist biodiversity resolutions this year despite growing investor interest in nature

17 December 2024
Digital Threats to Democracy

What happened on TikTok around the annulled Romanian presidential election? An investigation and poll

17 December 2024
Forests

EU agrees 12-month delay for anti-deforestation law

04 December 2024
Forests

EU Parliament “takes a chainsaw to anti-deforestation law”

14 November 2024
Forests

Proposed delay to EU anti-deforestation law could cause deforestation 14 times the size of Paris

02 October 2024
Fossil Fuels

TotalEnergies produced enough oil and gas since Paris Agreement to cause half a million heat deaths

06 August 2024
Digital Threats to Democracy

No ifs, many bots? Partisan bot-like accounts continue to amplify divisive content on X, generating over 4 billion views since the UK general election was called

31 July 2024
Transition Minerals

Green ambition, questionable track records: Who are the EU's strategic partners?

26 July 2024
Forests

Delay in EU anti-deforestation law could emit CO2 equivalent to 376 million long-haul flights

24 July 2024
Digital Threats to Democracy

TikTok approves misleading election disinformation ads for publication in Ireland ahead of EU elections

04 June 2024
Fossil Fuels

The EU’s gas love-in with Azerbaijan is a gift for the Russian oil giant Lukoil

30 April 2024
Corporate Accountability

“A new chapter for corporate accountability” – European Parliament approves CSDDD

24 April 2024
Corporate Accountability

A new chapter is about to start for corporate accountability

24 April 2024
Corporate Accountability

Corporate accountability law: EU countries give free pass to two-thirds of companies

15 March 2024
Forests

The credit chainsaw

12 March 2024
Fossil Fuels

EU purchases of laundered Russian oil worth an estimated €1.1 billion to the Kremlin in 2023

23 February 2024
Fossil Fuels

US & European big oil profits top a quarter of a trillion dollars since the invasion of Ukraine

19 February 2024
Fossil Fuels

Lack of oil and gas phase-out in EU’s climate targets “like a bike without pedals”

06 February 2024
Fossil Fuels

European demand driving $1 trillion spending on gas production worldwide this decade

29 January 2024
Corporate Accountability

Five takeaways from the CSDDD: the EU’s new corporate accountability law

18 December 2023
Corporate Accountability

Landmark EU law obliges companies to act on climate, misses chance to make banks green investments

14 December 2023
Corporate Accountability

Open letter to EU Commissioner Reynders on his commitment to an ambitious CSDDD

12 December 2023
Digital Threats to Democracy

How Big Tech platforms are neglecting their non-English language users

30 November 2023
Fossil Fuels

A vital step towards getting the EU off fossil gas

29 November 2023
Fossil Fuels

EU Commission unveils subsidy plans for hydrogen infrastructure, opening up Europe to fossil gas lock-in

28 November 2023
Fossil Fuels

Equinor, Shell and RWE’s plans to flood Europe with fossil hydrogen may receive EU taxpayer support

22 November 2023
Corporate Accountability

Fuel to the fire: EU banks and investors tied to violence in South Sudan

14 November 2023
Corporate Accountability

European banks and investors, including Allianz, Deutsche Bank, and Intesa Sanpaolo, investing over €700m in companies tied to brutal violence against civilians in South Sudan

14 November 2023
Fossil Fuels

Investigation reveals the EU’s ‘Russian oil loophole’ contributing an estimated €1.1 billion in taxes to Kremlin

09 November 2023

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