Europe | Tobias Mörschel The Democratic Party’s comeback Italy’s political left is back from its post-Renzi sabbatical – with a new leader, fresh ideas and a more open political concept
Europe 'Populists suffer most from taking government responsibility' Ahead of the Finnish elections this Sunday, Jussi Westinen assesses the nationalists' and social democrats' electoral chances By Jussi Westinen
Middle East Yes to occupation, no to peace That’s how the Palestinians view the outcome of the Israeli elections. And they hope the world is watching By Hannes Alpen
Global The revolution need not be automated The current trend in commercial AI development fosters automation – and leads to higher inequality. But there's another way By Daron Acemoglu and Pascual Restrepo
Europe The new spirit of postcapitalism Capitalism emerged in the interstices of feudalism. Now, we see the seeds of postcapitalism growing in today's European city By Paul Mason
Europe 'This is the beginning of the end of Kaczyński’s era' Robert Biedroń on progressive politics in Poland, the relationship with the EU and NATO, and his new party Wiosna By Robert Biedroń
Europe Size matters The dominance of ‘superstar’ companies exacerbates social inequality. Europe must take action By Christian Kastrop and Dominic Ponattu
Europe Can data-labour unions break the monopoly capture of data? Data are labour and not capital. That's why the value created should at least partly be channelled back to the owner By Karin Pettersson
Europe Progressive patriotism Progressives have ceded patriotism to the right. It’s high time they reclaim it to end austerity and restore public services By Marc Saxer
Global Pay taxation, buy civilisation A robust international tax system is the best defence against authoritarianism. And there's increasing political will for change By Wayne Swan
The global threat of white terror Massacres like the Christchurch shooting are part of broader patterns of far-right terrorism and demand a serious response
Data protection is social protection Worldwide, governments and corporations collect private data from beneficiaries of social programmes. They need protection
Déjà vu? The West tries to bring about regime change in Caracas. But it must stop before Venezuela turns into another Syria
