Democracy and societyThe Sudanese revolution lives on Despite Prime Minister Hamdok's return to power, Sudan's military coup isn't fully defeated. But the people's spirit of resistance is unbroken By Christine-Felice Röhrs
Democracy and societyHow to tackle the femicide epidemic Covid-19 has exacerbated gender-based violence. Fighting patriarchal power structures and gender inequalities is essential in putting an end to it By Jade Levell
From my bookshelfTo win the new climate war, we need a new strategy Today's fossil-fuel lobbyists don't deny climate change. Instead, they distract from meaningful action. Activists must avoid falling into their traps By Claudia Detsch
Future of social democracyThe Czech left needs to rebuild 32 years after the Velvet Revolution, Czechs are angry — and voting accordingly. Only rebuilding the decimated left can bring hope for the future By Katerina Smejkalova
Economy and ecologyWho will finance Africa's green transition? COP26's failure to phase out coal came as a relief for Africa — because developed countries aren't following through on climate finance commitments By Onke Ngcuka
Democracy and societyCan the care crisis bring down Central Europe's illiberals? Women in Central Europe are facing the exploitative contradictions of illiberal family policy. This is an opportunity social democrats should harness By Weronika Grzebalska
Foreign and security policyIs Russia the future of Belarus? As Lukashenko and Putin concluded their Union State talks, it seems that Russia has changed its tactics — but not its objective By
Economy and ecologyHow to tackle Africa’s employment crisis The Covid-19 pandemic aggravated Africa's already severe employment crisis. The solution lies in a long-term political and economic transformation By Johann Ivanov