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
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
Interviews'Without the pickers and the riders nothing works' The Gorillas scandal in Germany has demonstrated the importance of union work. Daniel Nikolovic on why platform workers can trust big trade unions
Interviews'Minimum wages do not hurt jobs' The Nobel Prize for Economics has been awarded to research debunking decades of misguided theory on wage growth. Evelyn Astor on its significance
Interviews'Hydrogen is the only sensible solution for becoming CO2-neutral' Hydrogen is necessary to achieve Europe's climate goals. But this requires co-operation with countries like Russia and China, says Rainer Quitzow
Interviews'The race is open' The victory of Germany's social democrats is raising hopes in France. Gilles Finchelstein on the Parti Socialiste's chances in next year's elections
Interviews'Once you get left behind in the space age, you’re never catching up' Space governance expert Timiebi Aganaba on billionaires in space, parallels with colonialism on earth, and the future space economy
Interviews'The struggle against extremism is unrelenting' Hasnain Kazim on how hate speech inspires real violence and the need to stand up to radical right-wing forces in Germany
Interviews'The red wave is here!' Iratxe García Pérez, leader of the Social Democrats in the European Parliament, on what the SPD's victory in the German elections means for Europe
Interviews'Brussels as the new Moscow' The EU Commission's green agenda faces strong resistance in Eastern Europe. But, as Richard Filčák argues, this is often more rhetorical than real
