Foreign and security policyCanada has a white supremacist problem Canada—often viewed as a beacon of tolerance—has a growing white supremacist movement emboldened by events in the US By Jordan Leichnitz
Foreign and security policyHow Turkey challenges Russia in the Caucasus If Moscow has recently been punching above its real diplomatic and military weight, Ankara now poses a serious challenge By Jaba Devdariani
Foreign and security policyWhy the EU-Mercosur trade deal needs to be put on ice A trade deal with Mercosur is important for the EU, but not at any price. Currently, it would be a fig leaf for Bolsonaro's recklessness By Yasmin Fahimi
Foreign and security policyRussia and the West don't need each other anymore The Navalny case is only pretext for a change in foreign policy that has been long in the making By Fyodor Lukyanov
Foreign and security policyThe politics of currencies The neoliberal model of economic governance is in open dissolution. One of the main fault-lines is the politics of money By Adam Tooze
Foreign and security policyThe resurgence of the US paramilitary right Right-wing paramilitary groups have a long tradition in the US. But never has the movement been so visible — and so violent By Thomas Grumke
Foreign and security policyDebt relief? Thanks, but no thanks! Developing countries have been hit particularly hard by the effects of the pandemic. So why have some rejected debt relief? By Jürgen Kaiser, Elise Kopper
Foreign and security policyThe Eastern Mediterranean quagmire The conflict in the Eastern Mediterranean is less about hydrocarbons than the future of the EU-Turkey relationship By Harry Tzimitras
GlobalThe coming global technology fracture Today's international trade regime was not designed for a world of data, software and AI. It needs drastic change By Dani Rodrik
EuropeCountering the totalisation of the Armenian-Azerbaijani conflict To move beyond the Armenian-Azerbaijani impasse after July's clashes, a piecemeal approach and wider dialogue are needed By Laurence Broers
Less hype, more power? In an age of AI anxiety, Europe’s obsession with rules may become a rare strategic advantage
Japan’s feminist reckoning In World War II, the Japanese Army forced women and girls into sexual slavery. With ‘Me too’ gaining momentum, it’s time to reckon with the past
Who owns the green transition? Europe’s decarbonisation policies risk deepening inequality unless labour is placed at their centre