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Fighting the wrong battles

Why the European elections are about more than a simple fight between pro-Europeans and anti-Europeans

By Peter Scherrer and Dr Wolfgang Kowalsky

Reuters

We need a high wall with a big gate

With Trump using immigration for political gain, Democrats need to be the adults and offer a realistic vision

By Thomas L. Friedman

Reuters

Russia's green economy

The country's ecological transition is slow and tenuous – but it is happening

By Angelina Davydova

Reuters

Left un-splintered

How Uruguay's Frente Amplio, a coalition of 40 progressive forces, defies the right-wing assault on Latin America

By Sebastian Sperling

Reuters

Ukraine and Russia clash in the Black Sea

Marcel Röthig in Kiev on the question whether the confrontation will escalate after Ukraine's decision to impose martial law

By Marcel Röthig

Reuters

The end of a love affair

Why the left’s enthusiasm for Macron wasn’t there to stay

By Andreas Nölke

Reuters

Trump is beginning to lose his grip

Trump declared war on women and multicultural America — and lost. A closer look at the midterm elections is proof enough

By Stanley B. Greenberg

Reuters

The liberal delusion

It’s illusory to think that moral outrage will stop right-wing populists. In reality, it only makes them stronger

India's perspective on China's Belt and Road Initiative

Manish Tewari, Foreign Policy Spokesman for the Indian Congress Party, on China's intentions with the BRI

By Manish Tewari

Reuters

Why global peace needs nation-states

To avoid chaos in a changing world, nation-states must remain the building blocks for a stable world order

By Michael von der Schulenburg