Economy and ecologyHow to prevent humanitarian crises By scientifically anticipating risks and planning ahead, aid organisations can address humanitarian needs before they become emergencies By Myriam Castaneda Solares
Interviews‘It's the common cause for justice and democracy that unites us’ Iranian activist Hamed Esmaeilion on the revolution in Iran, the problems with international support and the controversial nuclear agreement
Foreign and security policyA battlefield for influence The US administration has declared to be ‘all in on Africa’, but how is this perceived in the continent? Views from Ghana, Tanzania and Zamabia By Johann Ivanov, Elisabeth Bollrich, Fritz Kopsieker
European integrationA goal for democracy In Georgia, football is emerging with renewed vigour — playing an important role in the Europeanisation of the country By Nino Samkharadze
Interviews'Both see a chance to finally eliminate their arch-enemy' Christine-Felice Röhrs on the bloody power struggle in Sudan, activities of Russian Wagner mercenaries in the country and chances for negotiations
Democracy and societyMacron's pension fiasco The French President's choice to push his reform through is a sign of pure detachment and tells the story of an institutional make-up nearing its end By Théo Bourgery-Gonse
Foreign and security policyA deceptive graveyard peace There are signs of détente in the Middle East. But beneath the surface, it is churning By Marcus Schneider
Economy and ecologyEurope’s new energy map Since the start of the war in Ukraine, the EU has transformed its energy strategy. The Middle East is likely to benefit most from these adjustments By Edoardo Campanella
