We haven't reached climate despair just yet. We can still save ourselves
Just as recent scientific work has underscored the dangers of climate change, technological advances and global awareness can help us prevent it.
Carl Bildt is Co-Chair of the European Council on Foreign Relations, contributing columnist to Washington Post as well as columnist for Project Syndicate. He serves as Senior Advisor to the Wallenberg Foundations in Sweden and is on the Board of Trustees of the RAND Corporation in the US.
He has served as both Prime Minister and Foreign Minister of Sweden. March 2021, Mr Carl Bildt was appointed WHO Special Envoy for the Access to COVID-19 Tools Accelerator (ACT-Accelerator).
Subsequently he served in international functions with the EU and UN, primarily related to the conflicts in the Balkans. He was Co-Chairman of the Dayton peace talks on Bosnia and become the first High Representative in the country. Later, he was the Special Envoy of UN Secretary General Kofi Annan to the region.
Just as recent scientific work has underscored the dangers of climate change, technological advances and global awareness can help us prevent it.
Carl Bildt explores the Balkan countries’ geopolitical situation.
Carl Bildt, former Swedish Prime Minister, argues that the benefits brought by globalization are clear and we shouldn't turn our back on it.
Last year, we argued – against the conventional wisdom at the time – that the risk of a Leave victory in the UK referendum was substantial, fuelled in particular by widespread concerns ab...
Carl Bildt explores the uncertain future that a Trump presidency brings.
Britain’s narrow vote for Brexit is likely to be the most consequential event in Europe since the fall of the Berlin Wall.
Are the United States and Europe turning away from the policies of openness that have historically driven their economic success?
A UK that cuts itself adrift would be at risk of tragedy, and a world without a strong, unified Europe would be poorer and less safe, writes Carl Bildt.
From the refugee crisis to Brexit, tensions in the European Union today have the potential to tear the bloc apart - or pull it closer together.
The EU has not managed to build a strong and coherent common foreign and security policy. On the contrary: we have seen a tendency towards renationalisation. But a new European Global Str...
Carl Bildt discusses a changing political landscape.