GlobalTrump hands China an easy win How the the US president’s tough rhetoric in the trade war plays into Chinese economic nationalism By Kevin Rudd
GlobalWhy the West needs the UN With hopes for a liberal peace fading, the West’s best option is to return to the UN’s collective security system By Michael von der Schulenburg
Interviews'We are unlikely to see massive global migration movements' Climate refugees tend to stay in their own or neighbouring countries. This may change in the future, argues Valerie Mueller
GlobalThe trilemma of Big Tech We can have democracy, market dominance and business models that optimise for anger and junk — but only two at a time By Karin Pettersson
GlobalHow social protection can empower women Apart from employment opportunities, women need social support that accounts for the true extent of their responsibilities By Phakama Ntshongwana, Nicola Ansell, Keetie Roelen
GlobalThe US-EU relationship in the Chinese Century In the near future, the transatlantic relationship will be marked by the rise of China. And the EU needs to be ready By Metin Hakverdi
GlobalPopulism and the embrace of complexity Populists may often thrive with simple narratives. But simple explanations of populism itself will not pass muster By Sheri Berman
GlobalHow to tax a multinational The idea of a global corporate tax on multinational corporations' profits gains traction worldwide By Jayati Ghosh
GlobalData protection is social protection Worldwide, governments and corporations collect private data from beneficiaries of social programmes. They need protection By Magdalena Sepúlveda
InterviewsThe Green wave Why Green parties' support is surging across many countries – and what this has to do with right-wing populists
