Democracy and societyJD Vance is probably toast The US Vice President has tied his political future to Trump. The midterm defeats leave him with a tarnished brand and few ways out By Matthew Schmitz
Interviews‘Something that has not happened before in America’ Michael Baharaeen on the Democrats’ victory, the looming battle over the party’s direction, and the question of how they can win back the White House
Democracy and societyDifferent president, same America Even a Democratic president may pursue Trump’s demands on trade and defence. Europe should stop mistaking a change of tone for a change of policy By Marco Bitschnau
Democracy and societyWinning isn’t enough The Democrats may be closing in on victory in the US midterms, but they still have some soul-searching to do By Reinhard Krumm
Economy and ecologyEurope, eh? The EU cannot replace Canada’s largest trading partner. But it could give Ottawa something increasingly valuable: options beyond the US market By Surjit Singh Flora
Work and digitalisationTech’s own goal The tech industry wants Americans to embrace AI. Its war on the government and its institutions may make that impossible By Ngaire Woods
Foreign and security policyA lesson from the North Few countries depend on the US as heavily as Canada — yet it is standing up to Trump. Europe should take note By Jordan Leichnitz
Democracy and societyBernie and Mamdani did it, can the rest of the progressives? The American left is focusing on social issues again. It must now prove that this approach will help it win back the working-class voters it has lost By Justin Vassallo
Economy and ecologyCalifornia is taking on the ultra-rich Could this be the start of a global movement to end tax impunity at the top? By Lamia Oualalou
Economy and ecologyHere he goes again Trump’s tariff war has found a new justification. Yet if he were truly concerned about forced labour, he would address the problem at home By Joseph E. Stiglitz
Japan’s feminist reckoning In World War II, the Japanese Army forced women and girls into sexual slavery. With ‘Me too’ gaining momentum, it’s time to reckon with the past
Less hype, more power? In an age of AI anxiety, Europe’s obsession with rules may become a rare strategic advantage
California is taking on the ultra-rich Could this be the start of a global movement to end tax impunity at the top?