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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


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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


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Russia's green economy

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

By Angelina Davydova


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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


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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


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The end of a love affair

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

By Andreas Nölke


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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


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The liberal delusion

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

By Marc Saxer


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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

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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


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