Democracy and societyThe long road to democracy Why a neoliberal path to democratic development won’t work in the Caucasus By Bakar Berekashvili, Tato Khundadze
InterviewsAll bets are off Felix Schmidt on the unpredictable presidential and parliamentary elections in Turkey
InterviewsWhat’s in a name? Greece and Macedonia have finally ended their decades-long dispute over the latter’s name. Or have they? Eva Ellereit reports
EuropeStick first, carrot later for EU structural reforms The EU Commission tries a new strategy to implement an economic model ignoring workers’ interest By Dominika Biegon
EuropeMerkel’s answer to Macron The chancellor's proposals will not suffice to kickstart the Franco-German motor, nor to reconcile Italian voters with Europe By Björn Hacker
EuropeThe next chapter in Europe-Russia relations Dirk Wiese, Germany’s parliamentary envoy to Russia, explains why keeping lines of communication open between Europe and Russia is key By Dirk Wiese
EuropeA cheer for Italy’s awful new government Italy has a lousy government that may in the end be good for Europe By Roger Cohen
EuropeHome is where the heart Is Governments need to seriously reassess housing policy if they are to tackle entrenched inequality and exclusion By Wanda Wyporska
InterviewsOut with the old, in with the new Gero Maass reports from Madrid on the new Spanish government under social democrat Pedro Sánchez
InterviewsA right-winger and a newcomer from showbiz Max Brändle explains why the parliamentary elections in Slovenia are somewhat reminiscent of Italy
