Democracy and societyHuman rights and the power of plain language To make their messages heard, human rights advocates must move away from overly-complex and clichéd communication towards plain and concrete language By Nicolas Agostini
Economy and ecologyA geoeconomic tsunami The reorganisation of the world economy is in full swing. To survive, not only companies but entire nations need to adapt their development models By Marc Saxer
Economy and ecologyGreen subsidies: what about the Global South? Climate action is not simply a domestic policy issue. If the West does not address the needs of developing countries, they will be left behind By Rachel Thrasher
Democracy and societyWho is part of the Free World? To speak to a truly global audience, Biden should leave behind the 20th century ‘free world’ definition and embrace freedom of many different kinds By Anne-Marie Slaughter
Democracy and societyThe left and freedom Neoliberals have made the term ‘freedom’ a hollowed-out concept. The democratic left must breathe new life into it By Robert Misik
Work and digitalisationSympathy for the algorithm The release of ChatGPT garnered great attention and raised even greater questions. How worried should we be? By Barry Eichengreen
Economy and ecologyLetting the fox into the henhouse Oil boss Al Jaber has been appointed president of the next climate conference. Still, we should not boycott the COP but redouble our climate efforts By Sarah Hepp, Yvonne Blos
Foreign and security policyBelarus and China: Together through thick and thin? While economically speaking, China’s cooperation with Belarus is no longer as close as it was, politically, they continue to deepen their partnership By Olga Aleszko-Lessels, Andrei Yeliseyeu
Economy and ecologyHow not to deal with a debt crisis After hundreds of sovereign-debt crises, those in charge of economic governance have learnt nothing By Jayati Ghosh
Economy and ecologyWe need to deal with regulatory blind spots in the financial system The power of hedge funds and other shadow banks continues to grow – and with it the risk of a renewed crash By Sarah Ganter