Democracy and societyFrom memory to policy Most of the time, the discourse around the Gaza war has less to do with real Palestinians and Israelis and more with how we see the past By Robert Misik
Foreign and security policyForging a green shield While green innovations could play a pivotal role in the EU’s defence sector, the two have so far hardly been connected By Louise van Schaik
Economy and ecologyTaking the fields to the streets Since 2022, farmers all over Europe have been setting up shop outside government quarters. What lies beneath the surface of these demonstrations? By Sandrine Benoist
Interviews‘The Myanmar junta is isolated and cannot win this war’ Three years after the coup in Myanmar: Thitinan Pongsudhirak on the civil war, the resistance movement and a possible post-war order
Foreign and security policyNavigating the nuclear abyss While Russia suspends the New START Treaty with the US, China continues rearming. Can the demise of nuclear arms control still be averted? By Steven Pifer
Economy and ecologyUkraine is quietly abandoning neoliberalism Kyiv’s need for self-defence has pushed the country towards the most far-reaching expansion of the state’s economic role since independence By Luke Cooper
Work and digitalisationQuick solutions = long-term problems The EU Commission is trying to address the growing challenge of skills shortages by relying on easy-fix solutions, yet overlooking its root causes By Patricia Velicu, Isabelle Barthès
Economy and ecologyCan the IMF and the World Bank really be changed? A geopolitical bias, outdated governance and a too market-oriented framework are only some of the structural deficits of these institutions By Jayati Ghosh