Democracy and societyThe Global South moves towards vaccine sovereignty In 2021, Global South countries came out on the short end of vaccine supply deals. In 2022, they are building capacity to produce vaccines themselves By Svenja Blanke, Felix Kolbitz, Oliver Dickson
Democracy and societyThe story versus the statistic Behind each number there is a story. Social scientists need to learn how to tell these better if they want to catch the attention of the public By Kate Pickett
Democracy and societyMoney makes the world go round The Pandora Papers have shown that the rich elite help each other stay in power. This creates a rift in our society and damages democracy By Kai Lindemann
Future of social democracyThe biggest killer of pandemic times: inequality Inequalities are as extreme as they were at the peak of western imperialism — with deadly consequences. But the solutions are within our grasp By Jayati Ghosh
Economy and ecologyThe price increases that matter for the poor Food-price inflation – driven by supply chain problems, climate change, and financial speculation – has hit the world’s poorest the hardest By Jayati Ghosh
Foreign and security policyWhere would a new global security architecture leave Ukraine? Ukraine hopes for a solid outcome from this week’s summits between Russia and the West. But it may struggle to find a place in a volatile world order By Nickolay Kapitonenko
Democracy and societyThe clash of cultures Today’s uncertainties fuel a culture war. To reconcile and return to productive debates we need an ideological decluttering By Harold James
Economy and ecologyIs a post-neoliberal world possible? Despite its unparalleled ability to generate crises, neoliberalism has proved remarkably resilient. Has the pandemic finally sounded its death knell? By Tobias Debiel, Mathieu Rousselin
Interviews‘With Long Covid, there's a minimisation push’ As Omicron is spreading rapidly across Europe, Covid-19 is still treated as an acute condition only. That's wrong, says Professor Brendan Delaney
Economy and ecologyHow Turkey plans to ramp up its engagement with Africa Turkey is in a dire economic crisis and President Erdoğan is losing support. Will the upcoming Turkey-Africa Summit help solve the country’s problems? By Işın Eliçin