The ‘Great Nation of the Future’ now looks longingly to a muddled and dead past, trapped in an impasse for which it blames foreigners but which it has brought upon itself
Energy transition, circular economy, indigenous knowledge and biodiversity protection, the fight against extractivism, and the management of climate emergencies. In the journey towards a sustainable future, the countries of the Global South, those most affected by the overlapping environmental and economic crises, could forge a third path, between Europe’s capitalist Green Deal and the denialist, destructive approach of the United States.
