Democracy and societyNo women, no peace How Ukrainian women are keeping democracy alive despite the threat of gender reforms being rolled back in wartime By Lisa Kuzmenko
Democracy and societyWho’s afraid of guitars? Russia’s fear of music reveals a deeper panic — the loss of control over its youth By Daria Boll-Palievskaya
Democracy and societyRuin is not destiny As historian Toynbee put it, ‘civilizations die from suicide, not by murder.’ The choice between abundance and apocalypse is still ours to make By Antara Haldar
Democracy and societyAt a standstill The 2023 elections were the worst for the Dutch left in 100 years. Will this election look different? By Simon Pieter Otjes
Democracy and societyAre MAGA voters rational? In Trump’s America, voting isn’t always about economic self-interest. Culture and ideology often outweigh dollars and cents By Jeffrey Frankel
Democracy and societyCapitalism for all After 20 years of socialist rule, an outsider wins the election in Bolivia. Centrist politician Rodrigo Paz takes over a country in crisis By Christine-Felice Röhrs
Democracy and societyDemocracy on trial Côte d’Ivoire’s election doesn’t just test a president — it tests whether democracy can survive a generation’s disillusionment By Nyat Mebrahtu
Democracy and societyGreek idol returns After leaving Syriza, Alexis Tsipras is seeking a new political beginning By Nick Malkoutzis
Democracy and societyAfter the protests is before the reform Madagascar’s youth-led protests have brought down a president, but without structural reform, old habits of power will persist By Marjam Mayer
Democracy and societyQuiet annexation Step by step, the Israeli government is annexing more parts of the West Bank By Yael Berda, Tamar Megiddo, Ronit Levine-Schnur