Interviews'The images are already iconic' Barbara Tóth on what Austria's Ibizagate scandal means for the country – and European right-wing populism
Interviews'Deliberative democracy makes citizens happy' David van Reybrouck on how a small community in Eastern Belgium puts randomly selected citizens at the heart of politics
InterviewsFlying high, falling low Despite the polls predicting a narrow win, Australia's Labor Party lost the general election – because it didn't convince working class voters, says Adrian Pabst
Interviews'Civil war is possible' Left-wing intellectual Edgardo Lander on the political crisis in Venezuela, the role of the US and the left's failure to learn
Interviews'The wall has not completely disappeared' 15 years after the EU’s enlargement towards Eastern Europe, then-Czech Prime Minister Vladimir Špidla takes stock
InterviewsEnter: Volodymyr Zelenskiy What we know about the Ukrainian President-elect's political platform when it comes to corruption – and Russia
InterviewsThe French experiment France’s democracy is in crisis. There’s a growing desire for radical alternatives in the form of direct citizen participation
InterviewsThe Green wave Why Green parties' support is surging across many countries – and what this has to do with right-wing populists
InterviewsSudan's military coup Philipp Jahn in Khartoum on why Omar al-Bashir’s fall from power doesn’t mean the end of the regime in Sudan
Interviews'Populists suffer most from taking government responsibility' Ahead of the Finnish elections this Sunday, Jussi Westinen assesses the nationalists' and social democrats' electoral chances
