Latin AmericaCan Uruguay resist Latin America's authoritarian reflex? After the upcoming elections, the continent's showpiece left-wing alliance Frente Amplio might not be governing anymore By Sebastian Sperling
AfricaAfrica’s future will be decided in its cities Increasingly, Africa’s growing cities are becoming the site of changing socio-political struggles for public goods By Henrik Maihack
Latin AmericaBolivia's presidential race: Evo 4.0? Despite his controversial candidacy, Evo Morales will likely be re-elected — thanks to a strong economy and a split opposition By Philipp Kauppert
GlobalPreventing digital feudalism Reforming the digital economy so that it serves collective ends is the defining economic challenge of our time By Mariana Mazzucato
EuropeThe Swiss Left never walked the Third Way Swiss Social Democrats are doing better than their European peers – with a clear left-wing profile and a strong youth wing By Pascal Zwicky
EuropeEurope's oasis of social democracy The Portuguese Socialists will most likely win this Sunday's elections. But will its alliance with the radical left survive? By Reinhard Naumann
GlobalThe dangers of economic determinism Our interests and identities are not just determined by class, but shaped by choices of politicians and political parties By Sheri Berman
EuropeLewica: a united Polish left The Polish left is pulling together against the ruling right-wing populist PiS. But that doesn't solve its strategic problems By Rafał Chwedoruk
Interviews'Netanyahu is the real loser' The second election in Israel this year ends again with a stalemate. Paul Pasch on what that means for a new government
EuropeNorway tilts left and green Despite the Labor Party's poor results, progressives have every reason to be satisfied after the local elections in Norway By Trygve Svensson
