Work and digitalisationEurope’s visa maze The European visa system poses major challenges for international travellers as well as for global cooperation. It urgently needs to change By Ankita Anand
Work and digitalisationFree speech under siege Across West Africa, governments are increasingly turning to content moderation laws to control public discourse — with dire effects on press freedom By Sefa Ikpa
Work and digitalisationTeaching Musk the rules of the game Swedish trade unions have staged a historic strike to force Tesla into a collective agreement. Their success could benefit employees worldwide By German Bender
Work and digitalisationQuick solutions = long-term problems The EU Commission is trying to address the growing challenge of skills shortages by relying on easy-fix solutions, yet overlooking its root causes By Patricia Velicu, Isabelle Barthès
Work and digitalisationThe gatekeepers of democracy This year’s elections are a formidable challenge to the very foundations of democracy, and social media corporations must treat them as such By Alena Kahle, Christian Cirhigiri
Work and digitalisationThe conscience of the Internet Our AI future is looking like a sci-fi movie full of either peril or promise. The right regulatory guardrails will decide which scenario will manifest By Steven Hill
Work and digitalisationMaking learning mobility the norm in the EU More than 40 years after the launch of the Erasmus programme, fewer than one out of four young people in the EU benefitted from a mobility experience By Sofia Fernandes
Work and digitalisationThe Google trial’s dangerous secrecy Defending a free and diverse press – a bedrock principle of democracy – should never come second to powerful corporate interests By Karina Montoya
Work and digitalisationThe new IPS app The most important news from International Politics and Society now available conveniently on the go. Diverse. Progressive. Critical. By IPS Editorial Board
Work and digitalisationAll work and low pay — Europe’s migrant workforce Despite Europe's extensive labour shortage, it seems incapable of improving the poor working conditions that migrant workers find themselves in By Ankita Anand