Future of social democracyHow do you like your state? To defeat the nativist right, social democrats must offer an alternative vision of the good society — and rethink the role of nation-states within it By Jan Zielonka
Foreign and security policyA pact of pariahs? Russia needs munitions, North Korea modern military technology. Could closer cooperation be a win–win situation for both? By Herbert Wulf
Economy and ecologyThe masters of greenwashing The UN’s SDGs are not the answer to the global crises. In fact, with their techno-optimistic, finance-focused approach, they make things worse By Albert Denk
Foreign and security policyPerpetuating the cycle of violence After Azerbaijan's latest offensive in Nagorno-Karabakh, the South Caucasus will likely see further escalations and suffering for decades to come By Benyamin Poghosyan
Economy and ecologySri Lanka’s dangerous domestic debt restructuring The IMF's bailout plan for Sri Lanka is likely to exacerbate the country's economic crisis and put further strain on already vulnerable workers By Jayati Ghosh, Kanchana N. Ruwanpura
Democracy and societyThe hope of the Dutch left Frans Timmermans is running for Dutch prime minister. Can the former vice-president of the EU Commission lead his left-wing alliance to victory? By Simon Pieter Otjes
Democracy and societyDemocracy to the rescue Politics might be broken, but it’s certainly not irreparable — and democracy has the tools to fix it By Carly Walker-Dawson
Economy and ecologyGreen hydrogen – bringing Europe and Latin America closer together? The EU can support LAC countries in developing a renewable hydrogen industry – but it must do so in a fair and economically sustainable way By Ignacio Urbasos