Co-creation has become a familiar response to Europe’s democratic malaise. Marjan Marjanović argues that inviting citizens ...

The Holy See has no army, no intelligence service and no counterterrorism capability. Yet, Shreya Nautiyal argues, Pope Leo ...

Refugees are not born of persecution; they are made by states. People may flee war, violence or persecution, but they only ...

A fascist zeitgeist has replaced the populist one. Luca Manucci explains how, to attract voters, the contemporary far right ...

Support for European integration and satisfaction with the European Union are not the same thing. Alexander Kossev argues ...

Anastasiia Kudlenko argues that a corruption scandal that toppled yet another Prosecutor General in Ukraine offers Ukrainian ...

Political decisions about what governments collect, publish and use can shape more than statistics. Sebastián León-Giraldo ...

US-Pakistan ties have repeatedly deepened during geopolitical crises and weakened when the emergency passed. Saima Afzal ...

Anhalt's record vote for the far-right AfD party is less about German exceptionalism than a widening gap between what ...

Vladyslav Butenko argues that the results of the 2026 Swedish general election – a narrow-margin win for the 'red-green' bloc – signals not so much a retreat of the far right as how completely its ...

Sweden's election defeated the Tidö bloc and blocked the Sweden Democrats' route into government. Yet the restrictive political settlement they helped construct may endure. Vera Tika argues that ...

India sits precariously in this US-Israel-led war against its old regional partner Iran. This, says Sonia Sarkar, is because of Hindu supremacist Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s proximity to Israel's ...