EuropeThe therapeutic society Collective problems cannot be solved by the self-optimisation of individuals. It’s time for collective action By Marc Saxer
EuropeThe gap between expectation and reality The EU cannot close its eyes to the deaths in the Mediterranean. It has to find a humane response to migration patterns By Lasse Juhl Morthorst
EuropeThis time is different Facism, nationalism, class struggle: simplistic comparisons of today’s politics with the early 20th century are mistaken By Branko Milanović
EuropeOn the edge Climate protection is the new conflict line in European societies. Traditional parties have to offer a vision for the future By Stella Schaller, Alexander Carius
EuropeThe centre hasn't lost populist right voters (yet) Support for right-wing populists isn't that deep and coherent. That's why the centre shouldn't shift further to the right By Jan Eichhorn
EuropeGermany's anti-social market economy The problem isn’t Germany's economic model, but its erosion. Labour market, education and taxation require urgent reform By Marcel Fratzscher
EuropeEurope’s coal problem The eurozone muddled through its crisis at Germany’s behest. The climate emergency is much too serious for that By Adam Tooze
EuropeMade in Europe Europe needs a common industrial policy to carry out the ecological transition — and compete with China By Peter Bofinger
EuropeEU-Belarus relations have hit a wall Ten years after the launch of the Eastern Partnership, Minsk and Brussels look at an underwhelming track record By
Interviews‘I’d rather die in a democracy than live in a sustainable dictatorship’ Between China and the US, Europe can find a third way to build a sustainable, democratic society, argues Stephan Rammler
