Interviews‘At best, the rules-based order is an aspiration’ Security expert Raja Mohan on Trump’s attacks on the international order, the crisis in Europe and India’s relationship with Russia
Foreign and security policyA warning from the skies Europe’s military response to Putin’s air provocations shows that its defences are in place. What remains missing is political confidence By Christos Katsioulis
Democracy and societyPrizes without freedom risk becoming trophies of hypocrisy This year’s Václav Havel Prize must signal the Council of Europe to turn praise of courage into action against autocrats, even within its own ranks By Emin Abbasov, Maria Dahle, Natallia Satsunkevich
Democracy and societyVoting under watchful foreign eyes The last week before the parliamentary elections in Moldova is not lacking in drama By Felix Hett
Foreign and security policyHow nonviolent action might save Gaza Gaza has become the harshest test of international humanitarian law since Rwanda — yet the world’s most vital protection framework remains unused By Charles Webel
Democracy and societyA gift for the Kremlin Europe’s proposed visa restrictions for Russians are fuelling a hostile view of the West — and playing straight into Putin’s hands By Roland Bathon
Foreign and security policyStarvation is no accident Anyone talking about Gaza cannot ignore Israel’s intentions. Human suffering is part of their war strategy By Jannis Grimm
Foreign and security policyThe forgotten war The world’s commitment to Sudan needs to be strengthened and coordinated — for the people’s own benefit and for lasting peace By Gelila Enbaye