Interviews‘Nobody in Russia believes that he or she can influence any events’ Greg Yudin on how Russian society perceives the war and why, only when Putin’s government is gone, there will be negotiations
Future of social democracyThe answer to an anti-green backlash is to be redder The transition beyond carbon is a class struggle. That, paradoxically, is the lesson of Uxbridge — and the sooner Labour learns it, the better By Paul Mason
Future of social democracyThe cost of freedom When imperialist dictators are going to war, a security policy devoted to deterrence and defence capability is not conservative but social democratic By Michael Roth
Democracy and societyWhy legalising cannabis is a win for all To this day, the EU is blocking the legalisation of marijuana despite wide societal acceptance and many arguments in favour of allowing it By Julika Luisa Enbergs
Work and digitalisationImproving working life in France – and the EU Working better should come before working longer for all of Europe By Sofia Fernandes
Democracy and societyBetween human rights and border control If neither Frontex engagement nor disengagement can make migration safer, Europe may need to look at new solutions beyond its borders By Christopher Szabla
Democracy and societyA far-right EU? For a long time, a far-right European Union seemed inconceivable. Today, however, things look rather different By Hans Kundnani
Economy and ecologyPicking up the threads The EU-CELAC Summit opens a window of opportunity for the EU and Latin America to relaunch their partnership on the road to a just energy transition By Ignacio Urbasos
Foreign and security policyA lesson in realism One of the messages of the Vilnius Summit is that as long as the war in Ukraine continues, there will be no NATO membership By Nickolay Kapitonenko
Democracy and societyBack to the future On the threshold of the new ‘Turkish century’, the main success of the government may be a return to its roots By Yevgeniya Gaber