Interviews'Tokayev’s victory was of course predictable' After almost 30 years, Kazakhstan has now elected its second president since independence. Christoph Mohr reports
Latin AmericaBolsonaro’s honeymoon cancelled A divided cabinet, youth protests and corruption scandals: Brazil's right-wing government comes under pressure By Claudia Zilla
EuropeEurope’s coal problem The eurozone muddled through its crisis at Germany’s behest. The climate emergency is much too serious for that By Adam Tooze
GlobalAfter neoliberalism The neoliberal experiment has been a spectacular failure. Only a progressive agenda can save capitalism now By Joseph E. Stiglitz
GlobalTrump hands China an easy win How the the US president’s tough rhetoric in the trade war plays into Chinese economic nationalism By Kevin Rudd
Interviews'The Social Democrats have succeeded in winning back voters' The Social Democrats managed to win the national elections in Denmark. Jesper Vind explains how that happened
GlobalWhy the West needs the UN With hopes for a liberal peace fading, the West’s best option is to return to the UN’s collective security system By Michael von der Schulenburg
EuropeMade in Europe Europe needs a common industrial policy to carry out the ecological transition — and compete with China By Peter Bofinger
