Democracy and society | 21.08.2026 The terabyte trap Swapping Palantir for a European equivalent may change who controls the technology, but not its democratic consequences
Democracy and society | 11.03.2026 The quiet power of protest songs When a song keeps us awake at night or forces us to question our own comfort, that is already a form of political work
A nuclear deal to tip the scale? With the Franco-Mongolian uranium deal due to be decided, there is a growing unease over the elephant in the room – Russia
Experts call this normalisation Four years of right-wing rule have shifted Sweden’s political centre. Can the left reverse the trend?
If they’re too strong, you’re too weak The Saxony-Anhalt election has once again shown that people vote for parties because they expect them to solve problems