Economy and ecologyAdapt or perish If they want to achieve real progress, climate activists should be fundamentally rethinking the tactics of disruption By Marco Bitschnau
Foreign and security policyEchoes of unity The transatlantic relationship determines European security and global role. A second term for Biden could build on the initial progress made By Sidonie Wetzig
Democracy and societyWhen God supports your war The Russian Orthodox Church appears to display ever closer links to Putin’s regime and the war — losing followers in the process By Daria Boll-Palievskaya
Foreign and security policyAmerica must face up to Israel’s extremism The resettlement of Palestinians from Gaza is slowly becoming a key official policy of the Israeli government By Michelle Goldberg
Work and digitalisationThe gatekeepers of democracy This year’s elections are a formidable challenge to the very foundations of democracy, and social media corporations must treat them as such By Alena Kahle, Christian Cirhigiri
Democracy and societyArgentina’s self-styled libertarian Considered a fringe doctrine globally, libertarianism has long been socially acceptable in Latin America — and now it has seized power By Sandra Weiss
Foreign and security policyIsrael on trial South Africa is taking Israel to the International Court of Justice. But what are the real chances of a guilty verdict? By Kai Ambos
Democracy and societyLet’s rethink identity politics We need to go back to discussing whether an idea is emancipatory — rather than the positionality of its author By Eszter Kováts