Miguel Otero-Iglesias is a senior fellow at the Elcano Royal Institute and a professor at IE University. His research focuses on international political economy, particularly international monetary ...

The aim is not to isolate Hungary. It is to prevent one government from hollowing out European standards from within ...

The China Shock 2.0 hits Europe’s industrial core. The question for Spain and the EU is not to escape the storm, but to ...

While the world focuses on Iran, the volatile conflict between Afghanistan and Pakistan is intensifying — with repercussions ...

Sixty one armed conflicts in 36 countries were recorded this year, which is significantly higher than the average for the previous three decades ...

The strike on Iran has shattered the fragile balance in the Middle East. Europe will feel the impact from afar ...

When a song keeps us awake at night or forces us to question our own comfort, that is already a form of political work ...

Benedikt Ivanovs is responsible for India, Nepal and Pakistan in the Asia and Pacific Department at the Friedrich Ebert Foundation. The most important news from International Politics and Society now ...

What is happening in Iran poses a deeper question for energy security: how much should the global economy depend on a single ...

America has made parenting unusually, needlessly hard. Child care and rent are unaffordable; medical care, even when subsidised, is a nightmare of red tape; family leave is too short and too rare; ...

Resident Representative of UNDP in Côte d’Ivoire, leading the organisation’s support to the Government and partners on sustainable development, peace and resilience. With a career spanning assignments ...

Four lessons from four years of Russia’s invasion The world has become accustomed to terror, believes in ritual negotiations and hopes that time will solve everything. But illusions do not stop war ...