EuropeGangs of the North In Sweden, gang-related crimes are on the rise. Under pressure from the right, the government reacts with tough measures By Henrik Tham
Interviews'Von der Leyen cannot rely on a stable balance of power' Ursula von der Leyen's new Commission has ambitious goals, but will face an uphill battle, Renate Tenbusch argues
Economy and ecology'The effects balance each other out' It's entirely possible to protect the environment and create employment opportunities. A scenario for the German economy By Markus Hoch, Almut Kirchner
EuropeLabour’s promise to democratise The UK Labour Party’s election manifesto could herald the beginning of a new consensus beyond neoliberalism By Christine Berry
Interviews'The Balkan states belong among us' With accession talks delayed and elections looming, Knut Fleckenstein considers the next steps for EU integration
EuropeCome on mate, regulate! Eastern Partnership countries need to put labour rights at the heart of their progress. And the EU should pay close attention By Nikolaos Gavalakis
EuropeDon't save it for later Nordic-style budget discipline won't solve the next crisis. Finland's Social Democrats want coordinated European fiscal policy By Tytti Tuppurainen
EuropeThe German impasse When it comes to reforming the eurozone, Germany's defensive rhetoric of resentment and betrayal doesn't help By Adam Tooze
EuropeThe Manchester revolution Paul Mason reimagines the Manchester of his birth in a postcapitalist age — and raises the challenge of getting there By Paul Mason
EuropeEurope’s Green Deal is turning red The European Green Deal does not just aim at combating the climate crisis. It’s also an opportunity for social change By Delara Burkhardt
