Europe

Security for whom, security by whom?

Narratives of energy security in Europe

Rethinking pragmatic solutions for sustainable futures

In an exclusive interview with the Metric, Marianne and Tim, two co-founders of the German Do-Tank Circularity, give us insights into the economy of tomorrow

“You get this superficial veneer of admiration” Researching the experiences of women in social care work.

The high incidence of burnout and consequent high staff turnover represent a cost to the sector. For society at large, the current perfunctory appreciation must be converted to a deeper-rooted understanding and respect.

Discovering my EU Citizenship too Late

I voted Remain. I’d consider myself an ardent ‘Remainer’ evident by the fact I proudly sport a ‘Bollocks to Brexit’ sticker on my laptop and I cried on a stranger’s shoulder the day the results were announced, but I never really understood what it was that we were losing until now.

Aloneness in the time of COVID-19

From spinsters to the persecution of witches women have and continue to struggle to live a good and happy life alone

Austerity and the COVID-19 Pandemic: in Times of Crisis it is Society that Sustains Britain

A decade-long assault on public services in Britain by the Conservative Party has left a welfare state ill-equipped to manage COVID-19. Yet, the British have rallied to protect the vulnerable reiterating the importance of society

The Case of European Foreign Policy

Narratives and Misconceptions over security in the 21st century

The Youth's Voice at the United Nations

In an exclusive interview with The Metric, German UN Youth Delegate for Sustainable Development Rebecca Freitag and German Youth Delegate to the General Assembly Josephine Hebling give unique insights into their time at the United Nations.

Europe between Vision and Division

The crisis of Multilateralism and the Franco-German Cooperation

Systemic Violence & Structural Conservatism in Greece

The tragic lynching of Zak Kostopoulos