Ideas Gabriel Boric and Latin America’s new pink tide Left-wing governments are being elected across Latin America, but they face the threat of a rejuvenated and authoritarian right. By Thea Riofrancos and David Adler
The state transformed: The coronavirus crisis has buttressed Italy’s democratic state – for now Virtually overnight, Italians have shifted from dismissive cynicism of their national government to a blind and trusting devotion –… By David Adler
Why the Green New Deal is at risk of being watered down In Europe, as in the United States, the Green New Deal is everywhere: on placards of striking students, in… By David Adler and Pawel Wargan
The European elections could be an opportunity for a transnational Green New Deal This could allow us to build on – and radically improve – the Juncker plan to counteract sinking levels of investment… By David Adler and Pawel Wargan
Why Labour is dangerously foolish to turn against freedom of movement The Labour leadership champions “internationalism in one country” – but hardening borders won’t benefit workers. By David Adler