European integrationPraemonitus praemunitus In the context of EU enlargement, the Western Balkans have a great deal of experience to offer. What can the new candidates learn from them? By Radmila Šekerinska
Democracy and societyThe cost of turning a blind eye We should neither blindly support current emancipatory movements nor yearn for past ideologies and instead try to look beyond simplistic binaries By Eszter Kováts
Foreign and security policyTrump-proofing NATO NATO’s 75th anniversary is overshadowed by the war in Ukraine and a possible US withdrawal from Europe. Can the EU master these challenges? By Peer Teschendorf
Foreign and security policyWhy Ostpolitik is needed right now Revisiting this policy of reconciliation could help to develop a realistic, step-by-step foreign policy towards the ultimate goal: peace with Russia By Hans Kundnani
Future of social democracyA political vaccine against the extreme right Today’s most significant dilemma for democracy is how to raise revenue. The answer is simple: tax billionaires By Magdalena Sepúlveda
Interviews‘The firewall of the Republican Front has held firm’ Adrienne Woltersdorf from Paris on the difficult government formation in France, voter frustration and conflicts within the left-wing alliance
Interviews‘There’s a broad consensus in Denmark around migration’ Minister for Immigration and Integration Kaare Dybvad Bek on Denmark’s restrictive migration policy and its efforts to prevent parallel societies
Economy and ecologySnow delay and economic decay Fighting climate change requires a redistribution of resources from rich to poor. Save your moral indignation — pay your taxes instead By Lisa Pelling