North AmericaThe benign face of right-wing populism Canada’s Doug Ford is no xenophobe. But he still poses a threat to democratic government By Michael Petrou
EuropeIt takes two Emmanuel Macron is playing a risky game with EU policy, but Germany isn’t playing ball By Claire Demesmay, Julie Hamann
InterviewsHistory’s protracted end Why Francis Fukuyama still believes liberal democracy will triumph
Latin AmericaRoad trip What will be the environmental, economic and social footprint of Chinese involvement in Latin America? By Claudia Detsch
AsiaThe Moon-Kim overture and the Trump-Kim duet The historic meeting between the leaders of North and South Korea was inspiring, but the story of peace on the peninsula is only just beginning By Mason Richey
EuropeIf all else fails, take it to court The EU should not have to stand by and watch as its member states undermine its core democratic values By Juliane Schulte
GlobalCapitalism needs a purpose The biggest problem with capitalism is a dependency on increased spending By Alfie Stirling
From my bookshelf'Globalization and its Discontents Revisited' Nobel Prize-winning economist Joseph Stiglitz says workers and citizens are missing out on the benefits of globalisation By Paul Hockenos
