EuropeUs against the rest While Turkish society is deeply divided, a large majority supports the invasion of Northern Syria. How is that possible? By Philipp Mattheis
Europe'The populist radical right is still going strong' While their policies have become 'common sense', far-right parties have never been more popular, argues Cas Mudde By Cas Mudde
GlobalEconomics' tribal thinking During the last four decades, mainstream economists and politicians have become intellectually isolated. This needs to end By Jayati Ghosh
Foreign and security policyWhen two elephants fight Unstable relations between Nigeria and South Africa threaten the future of pan-African integration By Ulrich Thum, Bastian Schulz
Europe'That depends on your politics!' Non-members elect the party leader: YouGov's Marcus Roberts on whether the UK Labour Party's experiment worked out By Marcus Roberts
EuropeIs it time to ban political advertising on Facebook? ‘Free speech’ is not a licence for politicians to lie — and for such lies to be amplified by ‘social media’ By Karin Pettersson
Latin AmericaCan Uruguay resist Latin America's authoritarian reflex? After the upcoming elections, the continent's showpiece left-wing alliance Frente Amplio might not be governing anymore By Sebastian Sperling
AfricaAfrica’s future will be decided in its cities Increasingly, Africa’s growing cities are becoming the site of changing socio-political struggles for public goods By Henrik Maihack
