Democracy and society | Jan Souverein United against BolsonaroEleven million people, one WhatsApp group and a campaign built like a military operation. Brazil just rewrote the rules of digital campaigning
Democracy and societyIsrael’s last chance Israel’s next election is about more than Netanyahu. His defeat would not guarantee change, but another victory could cement the status quo By Tal Schneider
Future of social democracyVanilla, with a twist What social democracy has in common with vanilla ice cream — and how it can turn that into a strength By Catrina Schläger, Nina Netzer
Democracy and societyA fire waiting for a spark The upcoming elections in Serbia will pin two political camps against each other. The potential for violence is high, but the EU can still change that By Dinko Gruhonjic
Democracy and societyThe knight in shining armour? France’s struggling Parti socialiste faces big problems. Their solutions: gambling all on a new man at their head By Adrienne Woltersdorf
Economy and ecologyAn ever poorer Union? Europe’s next budget is caught in a tug-of-war between national interests. But there is an alternative to cuts: making new sources of revenue work By Jonathan Schnock
Democracy and societyA generation takes notes France’s school crisis exposes a deeper failure: a state struggling to deliver equality but quick to enforce order By Baris Cayli Messina
Foreign and security policyA race for the South Atlantic Trump wants to push China out of Latin America. The South Atlantic, with its natural resources and strategic position, could be the deciding factor By Mariana Altieri
United against Bolsonaro Eleven million people, one WhatsApp group and a campaign built like a military operation. Brazil just rewrote the rules of digital campaigning
Japan’s feminist reckoning In World War II, the Japanese Army forced women and girls into sexual slavery. With ‘Me too’ gaining momentum, it’s time to reckon with the past