Economy and ecologyAccounting for apocalypse Treating climate finance as charity rather than necessary investment is a fatal miscalculation By Kamo Sende
Democracy and societyThe rise and fall of Justin Trudeau From progressive icon to cautionary tale — the prime minister’s exit marks the end of an era for Canada By Jordan Leichnitz
Interviews‘Connecting East and West’ Kazakhstan’s Deputy Foreign Minister Roman Vassilenko on the country’s role as a key transit hub for global trade and its relations with the EU
Democracy and societyThreatening a hard-won peace Over 20 years after Sierra Leone’s civil war, polarisation, weak governance and economic challenges threaten the country’s post-conflict recovery By Zikora Ibeh
Democracy and societyHow Iran stumbled up the ladder of escalation The Islamic Republic finds itself increasingly hostage to the hardliners it has empowered for years By Kourosh Ziabari
Economy and ecologyA deal for the times After 25 years of negotiations, the EU-Mercosur agreement is finally here. The timing is no coincidence, as geopolitical stakes are higher than ever By Dörte Wollrad, Viviana Barreto
Work and digitalisationThe AI revolution is at home in Africa For too long, African countries have been sidelined from the digital revolution. Now is the time to change that By Cina Lawson
Democracy and societyHow to keep your own soul safe in the dark More and more I find it hard not to ask the question I have spent my adult life avoiding: What is the point of even trying? By Margaret Renkl