Interviews‘With Long Covid, there's a minimisation push’ As Omicron is spreading rapidly across Europe, Covid-19 is still treated as an acute condition only. That's wrong, says Professor Brendan Delaney
Democracy and societyDemocratic dilemma While Biden's approval rating is dropping, Trump may be planning a comeback. Democrats need to get their act together, or else risk losing power By Jeremy Shapiro
Interviews'We’ve finally left the dictatorship behind us' Former presidential candidate Beatriz Sánchez on the upcoming presidential run-off between left and right and the path to a new constitution for Chile
European integrationWhat can the EU offer its eastern neighbours? The EU's Eastern Partnership with six post-Soviet states is threatened by a split. But Brussels should stick to its inclusive framework By Christopher Forst
Economy and ecologyHow Turkey plans to ramp up its engagement with Africa Turkey is in a dire economic crisis and President Erdoğan is losing support. Will the upcoming Turkey-Africa Summit help solve the country’s problems? By Işın Eliçin
Economy and ecologyMiddle-income countries’ debt trap Public debt has skyrocketed in middle-income countries like Tunisia. Yet, the IMF and G20 are pushing for austerity measures, not debt relief By Thomas Claes, Kristina Rehbein
Democracy and societyThe Summit for Democracy — a wrong idea (for the world) The geopolitical tension between the US and China has become an ideological clash. Like in the Cold War, the US is trying to divide the world By Branko Milanović
Future of social democracySweden's Social Democrats turn left Ahead of the 2022 elections, Sweden's new prime minister returns to the roots of social democracy. This may give the party an edge over the opposition By Maria Oskarson