Foreign and security policyWhen one door closes, another opens By freezing the funding of USAID, the country is abdicating its responsibility — creating opportunities for others By Melissa Conley Tyler, Grant Wyeth
Democracy and societyThe lost art of collaboration Amid growing polarisation, trust and cooperation seem all but forgotten. To reconnect with them, we should learn from artists By Vanessa Badré
Foreign and security policy‘He who comes too late is punished by life’ Rather than lamenting the perceived irrationality, corruption or indecency of Team Trump, Europeans must recognise what is truly at stake By Marc Saxer
Future of social democracyDecommodify electricity To achieve the green transition, actors in the private and public sectors must face the simple reality — its not all about profits By Jayati Ghosh
Democracy and societyWho will fill the gap? The planned withdrawal of US development aid is causing irritation and uncertainty. We report from South Africa, Nepal and Georgia By Uta Dirksen, Natalia Figge, Marcel Röthig
Economy and ecologyAccounting for apocalypse Treating climate finance as charity rather than necessary investment is a fatal miscalculation By Kamo Sende
Democracy and societyHow to keep your own soul safe in the dark More and more I find it hard not to ask the question I have spent my adult life avoiding: What is the point of even trying? By Margaret Renkl
Future of social democracyDemocracy needs workers Amid turmoil, centre-left parties must ensure that blue-collar voters can find a home under their tent — that means making an effort to court them By Bartosz Rydliński
Foreign and security policyThe fairytale of re-nationalisation In today’s increasingly complex world, multilateralism is more crucial than ever — the G20 should take the lead in driving it forward By Markus Engels