From my bookshelfThe future of Europe is here Even though there is much to criticise about the EU, Geert Mak’s 'The Dream of Europe', shows that we have come a long way By Marius Müller-Hennig
Democracy and societyThe future of Poland's defence is female The changing security situation has motivated more Polish women to participate in defence. While PiS can profit from this, the liberal left is mute By Weronika Grzebalska
Democracy and societyHow Michel Foucault lost the left and won the right Discussing Foucault in 2021 is not just a matter of academic interest. His changing position tells us a great deal about today's left and right By Ross Douthat
Democracy and societyCanada’s colonial reckoning The discovery of a mass grave containing the remains of 215 Indigenous children has shaken the country. But will Canadians take action? By Jordan Leichnitz
Future of social democracyThe Spanish Left vs. the rise of authoritarianism Only a united Left, combining the best elements of social democracy and the green movement, can counter the threat to Spanish democracy from the Right By Isa Ferrero
Democracy and societyWhy America’s democracy is (still) at stake The Trump presidency had severely shaken the pillars of American democracy. But it's the Republican Party that is determined to tear them down By Sheri Berman
Interviews'The Left Party has led the wolves to the sheep' Philipp Fink on Sweden's Prime Minister's lost vote of confidence - and why the former communists united with a neo-Nazi party
Economy and ecologyAMLO is still Mexico's only chance The Mexican President must be considered the winner of the recent elections. His government's mixed record doesn't hurt his enduring popularity By Yesko Quiroga