Democracy and societyWho’s afraid of women at work? The unease is cultural — but the effects of representation are measurable By Bruna Borges, Fernanda Estevan
Work and digitalisationThe battle for human attention In the 21st century, power no longer lies only in territory, capital or technology. It lies in something far more elusive and finite By Jacques Attali
Foreign and security policyHow Ukraine is rewriting its role From aid recipient to emerging security player in the Middle East By Ihor Semivolos
Economy and ecologyOf Parmesan and partnerships The recently concluded EU-Australia trade agreement is more than just a commercial deal — it is part of a new geo-economic order By Andreas Radtke
Foreign and security policyZombie multilateralism The world must urgently chart a new path for multilateralism — or forfeit its chance at rebirth By Stephan Klingebiel
Economy and ecologyThe cost of something greater AI will have a transformative impact on productivity, and though it comes at a cost, it is a price worth paying By Michael R. Strain
Economy and ecologyIt’s time to settle up Billionaires are getting wealthier, while nations are getting poorer. Can a UN tax reform finally put a stop to global inequality? By Sarah Ganter
Democracy and societyThe slow remaking of knowledge From the US to Europe, the far right is monopolising the creation of knowledge and thus tightening its grip on power and public discourse By Inga Sabanova, Jonas Albersmann
Economy and ecologyConsumers or workers first? Most economists have long equated a good economy with cheap goods. But there is an alternative view that values meaningful work and human dignity By Dani Rodrik
Foreign and security policyIs WWIII here? Sixty one armed conflicts in 36 countries were recorded this year, which is significantly higher than the average for the previous three decades By Nickolay Kapitonenko
‘Europe must be the guardian of the rules-based international order’ Adis Ahmetovic, foreign affairs spokesperson for the SPD parliamentary group, on dealing with current conflicts and Germany’s role in Europe
Not compromise, but hierarchy Rather than bringing peace, the negotiations between Lebanon and Israel will only serve to further cement inequality
‘The election result is an expression of deep frustration’ Kalina Drenska on Bulgaria’s election winner, corruption problem and the question of whether a shift in foreign policy direction is on the horizon