Future of social democracyThe Czech left needs to rebuild 32 years after the Velvet Revolution, Czechs are angry — and voting accordingly. Only rebuilding the decimated left can bring hope for the future By Katerina Smejkalova
Democracy and societyCan the care crisis bring down Central Europe's illiberals? Women in Central Europe are facing the exploitative contradictions of illiberal family policy. This is an opportunity social democrats should harness By Weronika Grzebalska
Foreign and security policyIs Russia the future of Belarus? As Lukashenko and Putin concluded their Union State talks, it seems that Russia has changed its tactics — but not its objective By
Interviews'Without the pickers and the riders nothing works' The Gorillas scandal in Germany has demonstrated the importance of union work. Daniel Nikolovic on why platform workers can trust big trade unions
European integrationHow the EU’s inaction in the Western Balkans backfires Brussels’ broken promises are weakening the progressive camp in South-Eastern Europe — for the benefit of nationalist and autocratic forces By René Schlee
Economy and ecologyThe fight to work less Covid-19 changed our relationship to work. Trade unions and the climate movement should use this opportunity to fight for a shorter working week By Kyle Lewis
Democracy and societyMikheil Saakashvili is back The comeback of Mikheil Saakashvili has taken Georgia by surprise. Now jailed and on hunger strike, he calls for a new revolution By Otar Kobakhidze
Economy and ecologyTo use gas or not to use gas? Rising prices and the transition to green energy have made the EU weary of gas. But closing the taps on Russian gas pipelines might prove difficult By Stanislav Kuvaldin
Democracy and societyIs Italy's right really in decline? The centre-left alliance has won the local elections in Italy. But it would be too early to speak of an end to the right-wing populist wave By Michael Braun
Future of social democracyGermany’s coalition: green light or stuck on amber? In Germany's coalition talks, the SPD, FDP, and Greens have agreed on key points. While some are necessary compromises, a real vision is lacking By Peter Bofinger