Interviews‘People have always expressed dissatisfaction but it's gotten to a dangerous level of anger’ The leader of the Canadian Social Democrats, Jagmeet Singh, on the consequences of the Ukraine war, inflation as well as polarisation in Canada
Democracy and societyA Democrats’ sigh of relief The Democrats' performance in this year's US midterms was a surprising success. Still, the results laid bare that nothing is certain in 2024 By Marco Bitschnau
Democracy and societyJoe Biden knows how to use Donald Trump Midterm elections are typically bad for the president’s party. And yet, that’s not how this election looks, at least right now By Ezra Klein
Democracy and societyHow the ‘War on Drugs’ failed Since its launch, 50 years ago, the ‘War on Drugs’ caused violence and environmental destruction. Colombia's President urges to rethink this policy By Catalina Niño, Oliver Dalichau
Economy and ecologyWhy businesses misbehave Nowadays, the myth of heroic business no longer has much purchase. Yet, the tragedy of villainous business behaviour is that it is preventable By Daron Acemoglu
Democracy and societyIf not Biden, then who? With Joe Biden turning 80 and the halfway mark of his Presidency near, the question of who his political successor will be is still open By Marco Bitschnau
Democracy and societyLiz Cheney and the twilight of the old Republican elite Liz Cheney’s loss in Wyoming’s primary election points to a deep existential conflict in the GOP. The outcome is impossible to determine By Stephanie Muravchik, Jon Shields
Democracy and societyDid the FBI just re-elect Donald Trump? Most likely, the FBI had legitimate reasons for its search at Mar-a-Lago. But it may also have unintentionally improved Trump’s re-election chances By David Brooks
Democracy and societyWe’ve seen what will happen next to America’s women A radical right-wing minority has imposed an abortion ban through the Supreme Court. But the American people can still repair their democracy By Elizabeth Warren, Tina Smith
Democracy and societyPolarisation and the threat to democracy The US is suffering under a tyranny of unrepresentative minorities. To safe democracy and fight polarisation majoritarian control is needed By Sheri Berman