The globalisation of anti-gender campaigns

Transnational anti-gender movements in Europe and Latin America create unlikely alliances

By Sonia Corrêa and David Paternotte and Roman Kuhar

A modern, future-proof welfare state

How we can make the digital revolution work for everybody

By Thorsten Schäfer-Gümbel

A League of their own

New elections could see Italy’s far-right make even greater gains, Ernst Hillebrand reports

Strongmen take centre stage

New research shows political centrists are less likely to support democracy than those on the left and right

By David Adler

An end to linguistic loyalties

Why Nigeria is aligning with Cameroon against secessionists

By Paul Okolo

‘All eyes on Colombia!’

Kurt Beck, Chairman of the Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung, asks the international community to pay attention to the peace process

Don’t Rage Against the Machine

Automation is not stealing manufacturing jobs in the Global South – yet

By Jostein Lohr Hauge

The long road to peace in Colombia

Former Farc paramilitary turned politician Victoria Sandino talks about the difficulties of the Colombian peace process

Human rights in North Korea: what next?

The recent détente between North and South Korea has complicated the picture for human rights activists. This is what they should bear in mind

By Andrew Wolman

Historic victory in Malaysia

Sergio Grassi explains how a 92-year-old defector came to dominate the polls