European integration | Marco Schwarz An autumn of enlargementNew partnerships, such as the emerging one with Canada, should complement, not delay, EU enlargement
Economy and ecologyEurope, eh? The EU cannot replace Canada’s largest trading partner. But it could give Ottawa something increasingly valuable: options beyond the US market By Surjit Singh Flora
Foreign and security policyLiving with the bomb North Korea is nuclear-armed. Seoul is adapting: freeze first, disarmament later. But realism comes with risks By Christoph Heuser
Foreign and security policyWhat does neutrality mean? Swiss voters will decide this Sunday whether to put tighter limits on their foreign policy By Christopher Forst
Foreign and security policyJust ink on paper Six weeks in, the Mecca Defence Pact exposed the difference between making a commitment and the willingness to honour it By Guido Gargiulo, Keith Boyfield
Foreign and security policyThe last bastion against Trump Brazil’s election is a test of sovereignty in an age where political, family and business power are converging By Sandra Weiss
Democracy and societyStagnation by design Russia’s State Duma election reveals a regime wary of change. Yet its risk aversion should not be mistaken for weakness By Alexey Yusupov
Foreign and security policyA calculated gesture China and India want an end to the war in Ukraine, with Beijing offering to mediate. But what is China’s real objective? By Marina Rudyak
The new IPS app The most important news from International Politics and Society now available conveniently on the go. Diverse. Progressive. Critical.
Europe, eh? The EU cannot replace Canada’s largest trading partner. But it could give Ottawa something increasingly valuable: options beyond the US market
Living with the bomb North Korea is nuclear-armed. Seoul is adapting: freeze first, disarmament later. But realism comes with risks