Democracy and societyThe Berlin Blob German foreign policy elites reject the idea that they are cut off from the public — making the danger of groupthink acute By Hans Kundnani
Democracy and societyThe case for a radical, liberal left The democratic left should rely on the power of the word — the power of quiet reflection but also of dialogue, including arguing and listening By Robert Misik
Interviews‘Iran still does not want a total escalation’ Ralf Melzer on Tehran’s attack on Israel, a possible Israeli response and the threat posed by Hezbollah
Foreign and security policyLessons we can teach Iceland’s President Guðni Th. Jóhannesson explains how small states can play a role in the international arena By Guðni Th. Jóhannesson
Foreign and security policySigns of a storm Israel’s attack on the Iranian consulate in Syria takes the risk of further escalation to a new level. Can a regional conflagration still be averted? By Marcus Schneider
Economy and ecologyRising costs, falling hopes Efforts to reform Nigeria’s economy have triggered both anticipation and despair as the country grapples with a deepening cost-of-living crisis By Zikora Ibeh
Democracy and societyGlobal amnesia After a year of war, Sudan is mired in one of the worst humanitarian crises on the planet. How much longer until the international community acts? By Christine-Felice Röhrs
Interviews‘Inflation is a real president killer’ Political analyst Geoffrey Kabaservice on Trump’s takeover of the Republican Party, Biden’s economic record and his advice to European leaders