Interviews'The Left Party has led the wolves to the sheep' Philipp Fink on Sweden's Prime Minister's lost vote of confidence - and why the former communists united with a neo-Nazi party
European integrationEurope's South on the path to recovery? Italy, Spain and Greece were hit hard by Covid-19. The EU recovery funds, which will soon be released, is a chance to transform their economies By Michael Braun, Bettina Luise Rürup, Arne Schildberg
Democracy and societyDethroning the BBC 25 years after the Princess Diana interview aired, a series of grave malpractices by the BBC were revealed. The broadcaster needs urgent reform By Des Freedman
Democracy and societySebastian Kurz's fall from grace Recent corruption scandals have not only ruined the Austrian leader's clean-cut image. His entire political project has been exposed as pure marketing By Barbara Tóth
European integrationReinvent the macroeconomic rulebook for the euro zone The pandemic-induced economic shock has shown how the EU's fiscal and monetary rules are outdated and ineffective. It is time to rethink them By Peter Bofinger
Democracy and societyHousing should not be a luxury The Covid-19 pandemic has exacerbated the already rampant housing inequality across Europe. But it could also be a catalyst for change By Katharina De Moura Hofmann
Foreign and security policyThe calm before the storm The bitter defeat over Nagorno-Karabakh has thrown Armenia into a downward spiral. The upcoming election won’t solve the country’s political crisis By Gor Petrosyan
European integrationWhat's next for European integration? Because of the Covid-19 pandemic, the EU has made a clear break with its flawed economic governance. But more reforms are needed By Vivien Schmidt
European integrationEurope's debt hawks are flapping their wings The question of public debt hangs over Europe’s future — and debt hawks already push for post-pandemic fiscal consolidation. That would be a mistake By Adam Tooze
European integrationThe international power of Europarties For political parties in Georgia, Moldova and Ukraine, building an alliance with a Europarty offers political advantages at home and abroad By Bohdan Ferens