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Why New Zealand looks to Europe

New Zealand's Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern explains why the EU is a natural partner in today’s challenging times

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Rewriting the future of work

In the age of automation, organised labour needs a new strategy – and a better narrative

By Bruno Dobrusin

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Christian fundamentalism

The political and social influence of radical Christian groups is rapidly growing worldwide

By Bettina Rühl

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Prospects for US-China relations in 2019

Sino-American tensions will lead Chinese leaders to seek better ties with regional neighbours

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Populism is rooted in politics, not economics

Why the populist surge has been mainly on the right, rather than on the left

By Andrés Velasco

Kate Holt/Africa Practice

Globalisation 4.0 for whom?

If world leaders finally abandon toxic neoliberalism, globalisation can be managed in a way that benefits everyone

By Winnie Byanyima

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The political roots of falling wage growth

It's neither trade nor technology that causes low wages. It's the political project of neoliberalism

By Jayati Ghosh

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The return of nuclear thinking

The US's planned withdrawal from the INF Treaty threatens to trigger a new nuclear arms race in Europe

By Rolf Mützenich

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For a left-wing security policy

Instead of leaving the topic to the right, left-wingers need to talk about local and global security

By Katharina Hofmann

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The populists' worst nightmare

The non-binding UN migration pact is nothing less than a historic first step to deliver global solutions to global problems

By Aydan Özoğuz