Economy and ecologyUnion solidarity in a warming world As heatwave after heatwave sweeps across Europe and beyond, unions are stepping up their fight for safe working conditions in a warming world By Christy Hoffman
Economy and ecologyWar is a climate killer Russia’s war on Ukraine has pushed the climate crisis off the agenda. But we need a ceasefire and global demilitarisation for a 1.5°C world By Angelika Claußen
Economy and ecologyRussia’s green future suspended Putin’s decision to attack Ukraine has not just thrown Russia into an economic crisis, but reversed the little gains it made towards decarbonisation By Lukas Daubner, Aysel Aliyeva
Democracy and societySri Lanka’s next test Sri Lankans took to the streets and ousted the ruling regime. They now have an opportunity to craft a new social contract, but only if they act fast By Priyanka Krishnamoorthy
Foreign and security policyHow Erdoğan returned from Tehran empty-handed Since Russia’s attack on Ukraine, Erdoğan has cleverly played his hand. But, as he learned painfully in Tehran, his political clout has its limits By Henrik Meyer
Future of social democracyChile’s new constitution is on a knife-edge On 4 September, Chileans will vote on a new, progressive constitution. But a fierce right-wing campaign makes the result hang in the balance By Arlette Gay, Christian Sanchez, Cäcilie Schildberg
Economy and ecologyDealing with inflation, really The causes for inflation vary. But the economics profession’s inability to think beyond crude analyses of inflation leads to crude policies to stem it By Jayati Ghosh
Interviews‘We need a master plan for energy policy in Europe’ German social democrat Matthias Miersch on extending the life of nuclear reactors, the expansion of renewable energy, and alternatives to Russian gas