The upcoming elections in Serbia will pin two political camps against each other. The potential for violence is high, but the ...

France’s struggling Patri Socialiste faces big problems. Their solutions — gambling all on a new man at their head ...

Europe’s next budget is caught in a tug-of-war between national interests. But there is an alternative to cuts: making new ...

Jonathan Schnock works as a policy officer at the Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung, covering economic and digital policy as well as social Europe. Previously, he worked at the European Parliament and the ...

Trump wants to push China out of Latin America. The South Atlantic, with its natural resources and strategic position, could ...

Chair of the Seminar on International Conflicts at theUniversity of Buenos Aires (UBA) and the President of Fundación Meridiano.

Militarily superior, yet still without victory. In Ukraine and Iran, escalation has exposed the limits of force — and the lack of an exit strategy The Russian army has now been fighting in Ukraine for ...

Several years ago, Mariana Mazzucato and I asked a simple question: Who is in charge if something goes wrong in the AI world? The question remains unanswered, even after the United Nations Security ...

Gabriela Ramos, Co-Chair of the Task Force on Inequalities and Social-Related Financial Disclosures, is a former assistant director-general for social and human sciences at UNESCO, where she oversaw ...

The 2026 presidential elections in Brazil will be the seventh in which Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva has run since he first became a candidate in 1989. Since taking office for the first time in 2003, Lula ...

There has been a big change in the British electorate over the last 10 to 15 years. It is now essentially split into a left bloc and a right bloc. On the right, Reform is consolidating that bloc and ...