Democracy and societyEastern Europe was the crucible of modern football. Now it’s a wasteland. Political and economic interests have limited Eastern Europe’s recent football success - but the region produces some of the world's best players By Jonathan Wilson
Economy and ecologyClimate justice for Africa Fighting climate change is not just about emissions but also justice. African countries shouldn’t have to choose between development and the climate By
Economy and ecologyHolding Amazon accountable Amazon has fired 10.000 employees — planning to increase its revenues on the back of its workers. Changing that will require pressure from below By Hans-Christian Stephan
Democracy and societyWhat Makes a Fascist? One of the least-understood lessons of Mussolini’s rise is the need to watch the conduct of traditional elites. A shift to fascism could happen fast By Jan-Werner Mueller
Foreign and security policyTurkey’s à la carte foreign policy Turkey enters alliances or puts them on hold, strengthens or weakens them. While it might look like a big jumble, Erdoğan knows how to play his cards By Henrik Meyer
Democracy and societySomething needs to change within FIFA Never before has a World Cup been so controversial — but change in international football is only possible if systemic problems at FIFA are addressed By Jan Busse
Interviews‘People have always expressed dissatisfaction but it's gotten to a dangerous level of anger’ The leader of the Canadian Social Democrats, Jagmeet Singh, on the consequences of the Ukraine war, inflation as well as polarisation in Canada
Democracy and societyThe World Cup of opportunity The world’s melting pot is not London or Los Angeles but Doha. Many are here for the work prospects and the opportunities brought by the World Cup By Myles Benham