A Climate-Friendly Response to Trump’s Protectionism Published: 8 June 2018 Comment Rather than allowing itself to be dragged into Donald Trump’s destructive trade games, the European Union should turn them on their head, by introducing a CO2 levy, including border adjustment. Such a response would help protect the environment and boost the EU's own international clout. By Barbara Unmüßig and Michael Kellner
Protests, boycotts and resistance Published: 31 October 2017 In many countries, people are resisting agrarian and trade policies that boost the power of the multinationals. Individual companies also come in for criticism. By Reinhild Benning
G20 and Trade Published: 9 December 2016 Trade has contributed to inequalities in many countries. Therefore the G20 should ensure that its trade agenda does not conflict with that of the WTO or the United Nations. Many processes need to be revised to reduce so inequalities can be reduced. By Motoko Aizawa
Greening our foreign policy: Of visions, principles, and contradictions Published: 27 March 2015 Bloody wars are waged, democracy and human rights are challenged, climate change advances: Within a world out of joint, what are the international norms, political actors and concrete initiatives breathing life into a Green vision for peace, social justice and environmental stability? By Charlotte Beck