Developing countries have been hit particularly hard by the effects of the pandemic. So why have some rejected debt relief?

The EU's new migration pact doesn't offer a truly novel approach. Nevertheless, it is certainly better than the status quo

France’s unprecedented recovery plans are ambitious on industry and enviroment but risk to widen the social divide

The belief that progressive politics today can recreate the benign conditions for post-war social democracy is a mirage

The conflict in the Eastern Mediterranean is less about hydrocarbons than the future of the EU-Turkey relationship

Today's international trade regime was not designed for a world of data, software and AI. It needs drastic change

Argentina is in the world’s longest lockdown—and that’s not its only problem. Yet despite high debt and Covid-19, there's hope

Commission President der Leyen glossed over the EU's problems in her State of the Union speech, says Renate Tenbusch