Democracy and societyGuatemala’s long shadow of corruption President Arévalo has promised to fight corruption. But he faces the mammoth task of dismantling the deeply flawed structures of his predecessors By Sara Meyer
Foreign and security policyEurope’s waking nightmare While Trump is busy campaigning, European leaders are faced with an unnerving question: what will happen if he becomes president again? By Paul Mason
Interviews‘Azerbaijan is following an increasingly dark path’ President Aliyev has been re-elected. Bahruz Samadov from Baku on the repression of the opposition and the country’s turn away from the West
European integrationOrbán is playing the long game Hungary’s prime minister failed to prevent the allocation of billions in EU aid to Ukraine. But he was likely focused on something else anyway By Ernst Hillebrand
Economy and ecologyPowering peace Incorporating energy into the Cyprus peace talks could help improve relations, foster cooperation and drive development on the island By Ahmet Sözen, Laury Haytayan
Foreign and security policyWhy Iran doesn’t want a war At the heart of Iran’s aversion to a major conflict are the domestic issues that have been preoccupying the regime By Reuel Marc Gerecht, Ray Takeyh
Democracy and societyEl Salvador’s self-proclaimed saviour The recently re-elected president of El Salvador is the prototype of a modern autocrat. But how successful is the ‘Bukele model’ really? By Sandra Weiss
Democracy and societyRomania’s election year amid a far-right momentum The growing strength of right-wing radical parties could destabilise not only Romania’s domestic politics but also pan-European politics By Marianna Prysiazhniuk