Economy and ecologyEnding the culture of waste The right to repair will do more than safeguard Europeans’ social rights — it is also a decisive step against unbridled capitalism By Michael Davies-Venn
Democracy and societyEastern Europe needs a new immigration narrative CEE governments’ hostility toward migrants cannot disguise their need for foreign workers. Politicians must now make a positive case for immigration By Soňa Muzikárová
Foreign and security policyPolitical ice age Rearmament and war rhetoric: what does North Korea want to achieve with its shift in foreign and security policy? By Eric Ballbach, Elisabeth Suh
Foreign and security policyThe unintended consequences of the Zeitenwende In the fog of war, there are no simple solutions, only risks and dilemmas By Tobias Fella, Cornelius Friesendorf
European integrationIllusion of substance The EU is strengthening the rights of platform workers. But companies are left with loopholes that not every member state wants to close By Oliver Philipp
Democracy and societyThe Chronicles of Putin, pt. 5 As expected, Vladimir Putin won this year’s controversial presidential election by a record margin. What can Russians expect over the next six years? By Ruslan Suleymanov
Democracy and societyWhy Trump won’t win If Donald Trump’s erratic post-2020 election behaviour dampens Republican voter turnout even marginally, he is in for a major defeat this November By Reed Galen
Democracy and societyDreams of a bygone era Russia is on a quest for ‘traditional values’, where calls for family and patriotism clash with Soviet nostalgia and historical revisionism By Daria Boll-Palievskaya