GlobalAmerican traumas The US social contract has always been based on white people coming first. This has never been resolved By Karin Pettersson
GlobalDigitalisation's mixed development record Does digitalisation drive future-proof development for the Global South? A closer look fuels doubt about too much optimism By Sven Hilbig
AsiaIndia's growing surveillance state The country’s intelligence agencies have little to no independent oversight. The Covid-19 crisis has exacerbated the problem By Kim Arora
North AmericaOf course there are protests. The state is failing black people The collapse of politics and governance leaves no other option By Keeanga-Yamahtta Taylor
AfricaThe Global North's approach to LGBTI rights in Africa doesn't work LGBTI people are discriminated against in many African countries. But pressure from the North only makes things worse By Thomas Mättig
Latin AmericaCould Bolsonaro profit from Covid-19? Brazil's President Jair Bolsonaro looks severely weakened. Yet the corona crisis could actually end up working in his favour By Christoph Heuser
North AmericaThe curse of the Caribbean No region depends more on tourism than the Caribbean. Now, during the corona crisis, it’s deserted and vulnerable By Bert Hoffmann
EuropeCovid-19 forces Europe to rethink globalisation Globalisation as we knew it is over, Europe must regain sovereignty over key industries. Nearshoring could be one option By Camille Rustici
AfricaHow Covid-19 could help China consolidate its influence in Africa China is seizing on the global disruption created by Covid-19 to fill the leadership vacuum — with a particular focus on Africa By Michelle D. Gavin
GlobalThe Global South needs debt relief In the midst of the pandemic, over 80 countries have applied for IMF emergency loans. But what they need is debt relief By Bodo Ellmers
