Democracy and societyWhen everyone is your enemy So far, PiS has had a clear lead in the polls. But the Polish ruling party crossed a red line by drafting a law that targets opposition leader Tusk By Max Brändle
Democracy and societySerbia’s cunning Kosovo deflection The key to understanding the violent conflicts in northern Kosovo lies not in the capital Pristina, but in Belgrade By René Schlee
Future of social democracyAmid nothing going right, Austrians lean far-left By focusing on former non-voters, the Communist Party has gained considerably in recent elections. The Social Democrats should draw their lessons By Michael Jennewein
Democracy and societyShouldn’t a protest movement led by unions be benefiting the left? Imperilled by Macron’s diktats and threatened by left wing chaos, France’s far right is managing to present itself as the defender of democracy By Mitchell Abidor, Miguel Lago
Foreign and security policyA new hope for peace The Armenian Prime Minister’s statements surrounding Nagorno-Karabakh could bring some movement into the conflict — and a potential peace agreement By Anna Gevorgyan
Future of social democracyHow not to run a leadership contest The struggle for leadership of Austria’s Social Democrats is not over yet. And it highlights the fundamental issues facing progressive left parties By Robert Misik
European integrationUniting Europe’s distant family The European Political Community, proposed by Macron in 2022, will meet again on 1 June. How it was formed and what to expect from the summit By Florent Marciacq, Denis Cenusa
Democracy and societyRussia’s social media battleground Since invading Ukraine, Russia has tightened restrictions around social media. But, not all is lost — there are regime-critical Russian actors at work By Roland Bathon
Economy and ecologyThe real drivers of inflation The ECB is fighting inflation with interest rate hikes — putting the main burden on workers. But the causes of inflation lie outside the labour market By Susanne Wixforth, Kaoutar Haddouti
Future of social democracyWill Spain's left stand or fall? Spain's upcoming regional elections will be a gauntlet for the left, the social democrats and the conservatives alike By Juan Rodríguez Teruel