EuropeCan data-labour unions break the monopoly capture of data? Data are labour and not capital. That's why the value created should at least partly be channelled back to the owner By Karin Pettersson
EuropeProgressive patriotism Progressives have ceded patriotism to the right. It’s high time they reclaim it to end austerity and restore public services By Marc Saxer
InterviewsA symbolic figure with limited powers Claudia Ehing on the first woman to be elected head of state in Slovakia: Zuzana Čaputová
InterviewsUkraine's anti-establishment upset TV star and political newcomer Volodymyr Zelenskiy won the first round of Ukraine's presidential elections by a wide margin
InterviewsWhy we need a social network for Europe Europeans talk past instead of to each other. Johannes Hillje argues that a publicly-funded social network may finally build a European public sphere
GlobalPay taxation, buy civilisation A robust international tax system is the best defence against authoritarianism. And there's increasing political will for change By Wayne Swan
EuropeUkraine lives Karl Schlögel’s 'Ukraine' is an eloquent plea for the country’s sovereignty and Europe’s responsibility to respect it By Paul Hockenos
North AmericaSingh in the rain Jagmeet Singh has disappointed as the leader of Canada’s social democrats. What the left should learn from this By Michael Petrou
