GlobalStill no care for care workers First heralded, then forgotten. With the coronavirus still spreading rapidly, frontline workers are at greater risk than ever By Jayati Ghosh
EuropeHow the pandemic shaped Spanish politics Spain has been hard hit by the corona crisis, both socially and economically. But it is also fraught with political confrontation By Günther Maihold
North AmericaFighting racial inequality is about the power of corporations Corporations are a central driver of racial inequality in American society — because their basic goal is to maximise profits By Paul Heideman Heidman
GlobalThe politics of identity and inclusion The struggles around race and gender are fundamentally about inclusion on an equal footing in the political community By Karin Pettersson
North AmericaAOC and the daughter defence Invoking daughters to deflect criticism has been used throughout history to excuse a host of bad behaviour By Jessica Bennett
GlobalMinimum wage: a success story with room for improvement Why regionally-differentiated minimum wages should be considered for the post-coronavirus period By Peter Bofinger
AfricaA heated time for Côte d’Ivoire While struggling with Covid-19, internal strife and organising elections, Côte d’Ivoire faces an unprecedented political crisis By Thilo Schöne
North AmericaThe left is remaking the world ‘Defund the police’ and ‘cancel rent’ aren’t reforms, but paths to revolution By Amna A. Akbar
Latin AmericaUruguay's neoliberal shock therapy In Uruguay, the centre-right government dismantles the very system that made its pandemic response so successful By Sebastian Sperling
GlobalBidding for political immortality Historic decisions by authoritarian leaders today will leave a legacy nigh impossible to reverse in the future By Branko Milanović
