Interviews‘The willingness to compromise has risen steadily’ Felix Hett on the Ukrainian perception of Trump’s peace plan and the likelihood of its success
Interviews‘The two-state solution is back on the agenda’ Former Israeli Justice Minister Yossi Beilin on the fragile ceasefire and how Israel’s 2026 elections could shift the prospects for peace
Interviews'Moral outrage is not enough' Raphaël Glucksmann on the crisis of social democracy, overdue self-criticism and the looming election victory of the right wing in France
Interviews‘The working class hasn’t gone anywhere — it’s just transformed’ Claire Ainsley on what the migration debate reveals about today’s electorate and the centre-left’s blind spots
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
Interviews‘The Rassemblement National is benefitting most from this crisis’ Adrienne Woltersdorf on Bayrou’s government collapse, Macron’s next moves and how the Socialists could help bridge France’s political divide
Interviews‘That is not an option the West should accept’ Kenneth Roth on Putin's intentions, European peacekeeping forces and dependence on Trump
Interviews‘Alaska signals shift towards rehabilitating US-Russia relations’ The upcoming Trump-Putin meeting could reset relations between the two powers. Balázs Jarábik on Ukraine ceasefire talks and territorial ‘swaps’
Interviews'Trump seems visibly overwhelmed' Reinhard Krumm, from the US, on Trump’s Russia ultimatum, his supposed closeness to Putin, and the response from the Republican camp
Interviews‘The two-state solution remains the only viable path’ Amr Moussa, former Secretary-General of the Arab League, on the situation in the Middle East, Egypt’s role and the future for Palestine
Innovation nation Europe’s future growth and democratic stability depend on universities stepping up their innovation game
Will Hezbollah surrender their weapons? Calls to disarm Hezbollah are mounting — but lasting peace is impossible without a Lebanese state that can reclaim real sovereignty over its own land
What the African continent teaches us about democracy The coups and crises are the breaking point of a flawed model, not the end of the democratic project
