Future of social democracyBolivia's left stands united Evo Morales' movement might be able to exploit the right's failure to close their ranks ahead of the upcoming elections By Philipp Kauppert
GlobalWhy AI will not abolish work Without new ways of fairly distributing paid and unpaid work, technologies such as AI could bring about a highly divided world By Andrea Komlosy
North AmericaWho can defeat Trump? Sanders, Biden, Warren? With the race in Iowa too tight to call, there's just one winner so far: American social democracy By Harold Meyerson
Interviews'This political struggle is about the big issues' Macron made grave errors with his pension reform. Can he save his image as a reformer? An interview with Martial Foucault
EuropeSalvini's very personal defeat The 'Sardines' thwarted Salvini's plans for Italy's regional elections. The centre-left comes out stronger than before By Michael Braun
GlobalZombie capitalism must die! Cheap money in the hands of speculators causes high economic, social and political costs. It’s time for the state to act By Marc Saxer
Future of social democracyVenezuela's dual power situation Venezuela now has two parliamentary presidents and a divided opposition. What does this mean for the upcoming elections? By Michael Langer
EuropeA normal president for Croatia? The newly elected Croatian President, Social Democrat Zoran Milanović, looks with pragmatism towards the future By Türkan Karakurt
Interviews'We have to remain sceptical' Dependent on regional parties, Spain's new left-wing coalition stands on shaky grounds. Gero Maass reports from Madrid
EuropeA Bismarckian welfare state for the Western Balkans? What Bismarck would say about social protection in times of a changing world of work. A thought experiment By Paul Stubbs
