Democracy and societyTrump’s newspeak threatens us all Trump’s war on language doesn’t just shake US politics — it threatens global discourse. The world must reclaim words before meaning slips away By Ana Palacio
Foreign and security policyUNfinished business The UN turns 80 — a remarkable achievement. And yet, celebrations are overshadowed by the return of those phenomena it once united against By Matthias Jobelius
Democracy and societyHow Aristotle can save us When life feels hollow, Aristotle reminds us: politics is not just power, but a moral pursuit of meaning, virtue and human flourishing By Antara Haldar
Work and digitalisationFair work is possible Insecure or precarious work is not inevitable. It was created intentionally, by dismantling or circumventing employment law regulations By Mirko Herberg, Monica Tepfer
Democracy and societyMilitary Keynesianism is a dead end — both economically and politically Public money keeps the arms industry flush. But what if that money went to schools, hospitals or housing instead? By Grace Blakeley
Democracy and societyIt starts with us — the media The truth is that attacks on the press are always a precursor to further restrictions on civil society By Jodie Ginsberg
Democracy and societyAustralia’s vote echoes beyond its borders Albanese triumphs in Australia, thanks in part to Trump. The social democratic election victory means stability in uncertain times By Andreas Radtke
Democracy and societyA torn civic fabric Can the Catholic Church stitch together what politics has ripped apart? By Austen Ivereigh
Future of social democracyMade in chaos The industrial heartlands of the Global South are bracing for impact. Trump’s tariff gamble might spark the fiercest class struggles in decades By Paul Mason
Foreign and security policyBrussel’s new crush The EU is making eyes at Central Asia. Is it a match made in diplomacy? By Alexandra Sitenko