Foreign and security policyIgnored, forgotten, Sudan As the country descends further into apocalyptic chaos, the world finally seems to be waking up — far too late By Achim Vogt, Talal Salih
Foreign and security policyReligion meets realpolitik Trump threatens Nigeria with military action over alleged persecution of Christians. But the violence in the country has entirely different causes By Lennart Oestergaard
Foreign and security policyAfrica in the age of many powers As Africa broadens its partnerships across a multipolar world, new opportunities emerge. So do familiar risks of unequal exchange and external control By Sefa Ikpa
Foreign and security policyThe threat of nuclear Armageddon The risk of nuclear conflict is higher today than ever before. The time is now to revive stalled efforts towards disarmament and arms control By Rolf Mützenich
Foreign and security policyWhy conscription is the wrong answer The revival of this question means a failure of political imagination and democratic governance, both for Europe’s youth and its history of peace By Julian Rossmann
Foreign and security policyPeace with a question mark Trump is enjoying the praise for his Gaza deal. But how does the Middle East see the agreement? Views from neighbouring countries in the region By Ralf Melzer, Maria Dellasega, Ronja Schiffer, Sven Schwersensky, Merin Abbass
Foreign and security policyPeace at last? Trump’s enforced Gaza ceasefire marks a turning point — but the road to a durable peace remains long By Marcus Schneider
Foreign and security policyPirates of the Caribbean, White House edition What does the US provocation in the Caribbean Sea signal — a new drug war, a show of force in its own ‘backyard’ or a rehearsal for regime change? By Anja Dargatz
Foreign and security policyHow do wars end? Trump’s plan for peace in Gaza was drafted without key parties, then presented with ultimatums — hardly a foundation for lasting peace By René Wildangel
Foreign and security policyA warning from the skies Europe’s military response to Putin’s air provocations shows that its defences are in place. What remains missing is political confidence By Christos Katsioulis
The big tech playbook By framing digital sovereignty around regulation and political autonomy, big tech has deflected attention from deeper critiques of its systemic power
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The pitfalls of the all-holy economic god Economics isn’t sacred. We must challenge economic goals with interdisciplinary force