Democracy and societyThe story versus the statistic Behind each number there is a story. Social scientists need to learn how to tell these better if they want to catch the attention of the public By Kate Pickett
Democracy and societyMoney makes the world go round The Pandora Papers have shown that the rich elite help each other stay in power. This creates a rift in our society and damages democracy By Kai Lindemann
Democracy and societyAustria's vaccine mandate is no example to follow Inconsistent, toothless, politically toxic. Why Austria's new mandatory vaccination law is not a model for other European countries to follow By Barbara Tóth
Democracy and societyBoJo has served his purpose Boris Johnson's days in office may be numbered. But the Tories don't need him to continue advancing anti-social, anti-democratic policies By Michèle Auga
Democracy and societyThe clash of cultures Today’s uncertainties fuel a culture war. To reconcile and return to productive debates we need an ideological decluttering By Harold James
Democracy and societyThe straw that broke Kazakhstan's back The most violent protests of the past 30 years have erupted across Kazakhstan — exposing decades of inequality, injustice, and corruption By Paolo Sorbello
Democracy and societyCould Bosnia and Herzegovina disintegrate? The delicate balance established after the Bosnian War is on the brink of collapse. That's a failure of the ruling elite and its international backers By Svetlana Cenić
Democracy and societyFrance's culture wars are going into the next round A French dictionary starts listing the gender-neutral pronoun ‘iel’ online — sparking a wave of politicised outrage over supposed ‘wokeism’ By Julia Korbik
Interviews‘With Long Covid, there's a minimisation push’ As Omicron is spreading rapidly across Europe, Covid-19 is still treated as an acute condition only. That's wrong, says Professor Brendan Delaney
Democracy and societyDemocratic dilemma While Biden's approval rating is dropping, Trump may be planning a comeback. Democrats need to get their act together, or else risk losing power By Jeremy Shapiro