EuropeFor Greece’s centre-left, Pasok redux won’t do Newly elected Fofi Gennimata faces the monumental task of forming a movement to give Greece’s social democratic forces a common purpose By Nick Malkoutzis
EuropeWhere now for Germany? With government negotiations collapsing, Germany and Angela Merkel are suddenly no longer looking so stable By Klaus Larres
GlobalTake back the palace In wake of the Paradise Papers, it’s time tax-paying citizens recognised their power to create change By Ann Pettifor
European UnionInvestment on return Training programmes could encourage failed asylum seekers to return home By Marco Funk
GlobalThe case against free-market capitalism Neoliberalism has been tried and found wanting. Do modern governments have the tools or know-how to correct it? By Ngaire Woods
OpinionSleeping in separate beds Divorce from Spain would be disastrous for Catalonia. But Barcelona needs a greater degree of independence By Gero Maass
OpinionEurope must find its own approach to Iran Why we cannot rely on American diplomacy in the row over the nuclear deal. By Rolf Mützenich
OpinionI’m Northern Irish, European, and I want to keep it that way Journalist Andrew Lowry explains why Brexit is particularly hard to stomach for young people in the disputed region By Andrew Lowry
EuropeBabiš it’s you: where now for the Czech Republic? Anne Seyfferth reports on the fall of the social democrats in the Czech Republic – and the man of the moment, anti-establishment billionaire Andrej Babiš By Anne Seyfferth
GlobalClosing the education gender gap 130 million girls currently do not attend school, depriving them of a decent future, and businesses of skilled workers By Julia Gillard
