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Economy and ecologyRisky business: insurance against extreme weather is no panacea Authorities are looking into ways of mitigating the effects of natural disasters and protecting the people who are hardest hit By Nikolas Scherer
EuropePost mortem In December, the Yugoslavia tribunal closed its doors for good. But its legacy of bringing war criminals to justice is still having an impact By Kei Hannah Brodersen
European integrationFriends with benefits The case for granting candidate country status to the EU’s eastern neighbours By Marco Schwarz
Latin AmericaRough justice The trial against Brazil's Lula da Silva is politically motivated and based on flimsy evidence By Herta Däubler-Gmelin
EuropeMovers and shakers Political movements like En Marche and Podemos are great at engaging young people. But they’re not always that democratic By Jan-Werner Mueller
Future of social democracyGetting the job done Forget identity politics. Jobs need to be at the heart of the Left’s strategy to win back the working class By Marcus Roberts
European integrationStars in their eyes Countries on Europe’s eastern periphery aren’t nearly ready to join the EU. We shouldn’t give them false hope By Nikolaos Gavalakis
North AmericaA dictator in the White House? Russia, Venezuela and Turkey show how autocratic leaders can turn democracies into their own playthings. US Democrats, be warned! By Yascha Mounk
Who owns the green transition? Europe’s decarbonisation policies risk deepening inequality unless labour is placed at their centre
Can the US afford to leave NATO? NATO may no longer suit America’s neo-isolationists — but leaving the Alliance would exact a price history has yet to calculate
Endgame regime change? Many believe that a new regime will automatically fix Iran’s crises. But without civic education and social reform, democracy won’t stand