Interviews“The economy isn’t working for workers” American union leader Richard Trumka on Trump, trade and tax breaks for the rich
InterviewsKeeping the peace – just about Kenya’s presidential rivals are urging calm following a hotly contested election
InterviewsLeaving the West behind Former UN envoy Michael von der Schulenburg says the world has seen Western democracy and found it wanting
AsiaSecurity by the back door Japanese MP Shôichi Kondô discusses a controversial anti-terror law that critics say weakens civil liberties By Shoichi Kondo
Europe“Brussels is financing the entire Orbán machine” Hungarian journalist Péter Magyari discusses how to tackle the autocracy taking over his country By Péter Magyari
EuropeGame, set and match Stefan Dehnert on the success of Macron’s party in the final round of France’s legislative elections By Stefan Dehnert
InterviewsTrump’s actions “reflect the corruption of the US political system” World-renowned economist Jeffrey Sachs on Trump, trade with Germany and climate change
InterviewsThe curse of victory Ex-Shin Bet chief Carmi Gillon reflects on 50 years of Israeli occupation
AsiaThe Moon also rises South Korea’s new left-leaning president is keen to build better ties with the North By
Democracy and societyBare cupboards, empty shelves President Maduro’s disastrous economic policies are starving his people, and their protests are turning violent By Michael Langer
