Economy and ecologyHow Germany can tackle the looming global sovereign debt crisis The high indebtedness of many developing countries could trigger a global debt crisis. But the German G7 presidency can point the way forward By Armand Zorn
Interviews'The Baltic states want to strengthen their security and are prepared to make remarkable sacrifices' The Baltic states have agreed to stop importing Russian gas. Reinhard Krumm explains why we must take smaller states seriously against uncertainties
Democracy and societyHeroes of the Apocalypse The war in Ukraine has made it clear that we can’t go on with business as usual. This is our wakeup call to change for the better By Slavoj Žižek
Democracy and societyHow Bulgaria is dealing with the influx of Ukrainian refugees The Bulgarian civil society has managed to accommodate the majority of Ukrainian refugees, but dire help needed from the State is nowhere in sight By Maria Cheresheva
Democracy and societySpain’s emptying lands By tackling the growing rural demographic decline and lack of political representation, the España Vaciada movement is giving a voice to the affected By Timo Daum
Economy and ecologyReturn to positive interest rates requires a safety net An interest hike could stifle the European economy. But inflation in the eurozone can be tempered without jeopardising recovery By Peter Bofinger
Foreign and security policySo Germany’s to blame for Putin. Really? Germany has been blamed for its cooperative approach towards Russia. But critics fail to understand its reasoning By George Pagoulatos
Democracy and societyWhat’s left of Lebanon’s 2019 uprising? This weekend’s Lebanese elections likely won’t break sectarian neoliberal parties’ grip on power. That’s also because the left is too weak and divided By Joseph Daher