Economy and ecologyWhy Central Asia will not be the answer to Europe’s energy needs It is easy to imagine that the hydrocarbon-rich Central Asia could offset the losses of Russian energy exports to Europe. Still, the likelihood is low By Aliya Tskhay
European integrationNot a matter for technocrats The European Commission wants to expand its ability to steer economic policy. Democratic control is needed to prevent forced austerity measures By Dominika Biegon
Democracy and societyExtraordinarily dramatic, even by Turkish standards Erdoğan is known for putting on a show. The new opposition candidate is the opposite – precisely what could make Kılıçdaroğlu his toughest competitor By Henrik Meyer
Democracy and societyA conjured-up polarisation endangers democracy European societies are less polarised than we are led to believe. Yet, this alleged divide is benefitting undemocratically minded politicians By Johanna Lutz
Democracy and societyA beacon of hope for Russia’s cultural scene The future of Russia’s once world-class culture doesn’t look bright. Its greatest hope lies in its creative music scene By Roland Bathon
European integrationA seven-year struggle comes to an end The EU Commission and the British government settle key disputes over Northern Ireland. Still, Brexit remains an obstacle By Jens Zimmermann, Michèle Auga
Democracy and societyHigh time for equal p(l)ay The emancipation of women’s football is in full swing. Federations must move with the times and stop treating female players as second-class athletes By Helene Altgelt
Foreign and security policyIt's not just about gender equality Why a feminist foreign policy should be part of Ukrainian diplomacy By Hanna Shelest, Yevgeniya Gaber
Democracy and societyThe female face of Belarusian resistance The public role of women in the Belarusian resistance has diminished along with the rise of totalitarianism. But they remain vital drivers for change By Alesia Rudnik
Work and digitalisationWho is really fit for the digital age? Demographic change in Europe has made mature women a vital part of the workforce. Meeting their needs must be part of the digital transition By Inga Sabanova
At the mercy of the algorithm Excessive reliance on algorithmic management has raised concerns regarding its opaque decision-making mechanisms and implication for workers
‘How Beijing envisages a fundamental reform of the world order’ The National People's Congress in turbulent times: Sergio Grassi from Beijing on China's Global Security Initiative and relations with the US
Feminist economics for all In Latin America, feminist movements are advancing new ways of thinking about economics, driving innovation and involving more women in policymaking