Interviews'Tsai wants to continue her balancing act' Taiwan's president Tsai Ing-wen has been re-elected in a landslide. Jürgen Kahl on what it means for the dispute with China
EuropeLeaving Europe With his EU citizenship ending, it’s not the passport Paul Mason worries about. It’s the values it was supposed to represent By Paul Mason
EuropeA normal president for Croatia? The newly elected Croatian President, Social Democrat Zoran Milanović, looks with pragmatism towards the future By Türkan Karakurt
Interviews'We have to remain sceptical' Dependent on regional parties, Spain's new left-wing coalition stands on shaky grounds. Gero Maass reports from Madrid
GlobalDisarm the G20! The nuclear arms race threatens our very existence. Where's the protest movement demanding the disarmament of the G20? By Herbert Wulf
Interviews'No room for criticising Iran' The protest movement is past, Iran's influence stronger than before. Tim Petschulat on the US military strike's effect in Iraq
EuropeAustria's political experiment The new Austrian government coalition aims to combine right-wing populism and green politics. Can that really work? By Barbara Tóth
Middle East/North AfricaSuleimani’s death changes nothing for Iran The General was an important figure. But the Islamic Republic won’t lose influence in the region because of his assassination By Narges Bajoghli
