Democracy and societyThe Bibi era is over – for now Benjamin Netanyahu led Israel for twelve years. Now the way is clear for an anti-Netanyahu coalition – but a comeback can’t be ruled out By Shimon Stein, Moshe Zimmermann
Democracy and societyThe dictator’s daughter or the farmer’s son? The knife-edge result of the 2021 presidential elections has exposed Peru as a nation divided. The country faces massive challenges in the near future By Sara Brombart
Democracy and societyIf not the media, who will seek the truth? US media is becoming increasingly partisan — and less interested in seeking the facts. The investigation on the origin of Covid-19 is no exception By Zaid Jilani
Interviews'A political solution in Syria is a long way off' Human rights activist Joumana Seif on the re-election of Bashar al-Assad — and why there is nonetheless hope for the Syrian people
Democracy and societyEthiopia's encumbered elections Instead of producing a legitimate mandate for Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed, Ethiopia’s June elections may exacerbate mistrust and division in the country By Adem K Abebe
Democracy and societyAlgeria's Gramscian situation In Algeria, the protest against the political elite aren't going anywhere. And the upcoming elections likely won't change that By Claus Leggewie, Rachid Ouaissa
Democracy and societyThe Trump of Samoa The Samoan people have elected a female prime minister. Yet the incumbent, shielded by the disinterest of the West, refuses to accept the result By Oliver Hasenkamp
Democracy and societyDethroning the BBC 25 years after the Princess Diana interview aired, a series of grave malpractices by the BBC were revealed. The broadcaster needs urgent reform By Des Freedman
Democracy and societySebastian Kurz's fall from grace Recent corruption scandals have not only ruined the Austrian leader's clean-cut image. His entire political project has been exposed as pure marketing By Barbara Tóth
Democracy and societyHow does one atone for genocide? Germany is admitting its responsibility, as a colonial power, for the Herero and Nama genocide. In Namibia, however, the agreement is widely rejected By Freya Grünhagen