Future of social democracyThe pitfalls of the all-holy economic god Economics isn’t sacred. We must challenge economic goals with interdisciplinary force By Kate Pickett
Democracy and societyChina meddles — or does it? Beijing is not using its power to turn the Middle East against the West. A little realism is required in the West, and in Europe in particular By Marcus Schneider, Sergio Grassi
Democracy and societyRuin is not destiny As historian Toynbee put it, ‘civilizations die from suicide, not by murder.’ The choice between abundance and apocalypse is still ours to make By Antara Haldar
Foreign and security policyThe threat of nuclear Armageddon The risk of nuclear conflict is higher today than ever before. The time is now to revive stalled efforts towards disarmament and arms control By Rolf Mützenich
Economy and ecologyThe price of going cashless As coins vanish and cards rule, the right to pay becomes a privilege. What we gain in speed, we risk losing in freedom By Nicolas Agostini
Economy and ecologyWhat will it take to beat the far right? The far right feeds on economic despair and exclusion. Only policies that deliver security, dignity and belonging can starve it By Adriana Abdenur
Work and digitalisationWhat decent work looks like Instead of measuring success by salary and profit margins, we should measure it by how much it contributes to the well-being of people and the planet By Maria Nyman
Democracy and societyMake peace great again A Nobel Prize for Trump may be less far-fetched than many might think By Hanna Kirchberger
Interviews‘At best, the rules-based order is an aspiration’ Security expert Raja Mohan on Trump’s attacks on the international order, the crisis in Europe and India’s relationship with Russia
The big tech playbook By framing digital sovereignty around regulation and political autonomy, big tech has deflected attention from deeper critiques of its systemic power
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The pitfalls of the all-holy economic god Economics isn’t sacred. We must challenge economic goals with interdisciplinary force