Democracy and societyHow Brazil wants to end the war in Ukraine In a world with growing ‘peace fatigue’, Lula’s peace initiative shows strong frustration with the West and lengthy confrontations full of suffering By Monica Hirst, Juan Gabriel Tokatlian
Democracy and societyOrbán’s anti-woke pretence Hungary’s PM is portraying his country's anti-democratic shift as ‘truly conservative’. This strategy seems to resonate with Western intellectuals By Eszter Kováts
Democracy and society40 years of riots and protests As long as the process of ghettoisation continues in France, the next police blunder and the subsequent riots are just around the corner By François Dubet
Interviews‘It is about building trust, and that takes a long time’ Patrik Hermansson on why people vote for the right and how giving a sense of hope and direction could counter this development
Democracy and societyWhen returning home feels like hell Migrants returning to their country of origin often face precarious situations. Yet, policymakers cling to ineffective but supposedly quick solutions By Zeynep Şahin-Mencütek, Katja Mielke, Clara Schmitz-Pranghe, Ruth Vollmer
Foreign and security policyThe OSCE’s midlife crisis 50 years after its foundation, the OSCE has remained a club of non-like-minded states. But as autocracies rise, the organisation might lose relevance By Cornelius Friesendorf
