Democracy and society | 16.05.2025 What seems like the end is only the beginning Turkey gets the dissolution of the PKK — but not the start of a solution
Interviews | 21.03.2025 ‘Arrests have taken place almost every day’ Turkey faced a second night of protests following opposition arrests. Tina Blohm and Stefan Hibbeler on the growing political unrest
Economy and ecology | 14.02.2022 Erdogan’s economic miscalculations Turkey’s economic crisis is eroding President Erdogan’s support. One and a half years before the elections, the pressure to revive the economy is high
What does neutrality mean? Swiss voters will decide this Sunday whether to put tighter limits on their foreign policy
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
The last bastion against Trump Brazil’s election is a test of sovereignty in an age where political, family and business power are converging