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Why the AfD surge in eastern Germany forces a national reckoning

AfD's 44% win in Saxony-Anhalt highlights eastern grievances and raises questions for national politics and mainstream parties.

Which Workers Should Not Be Replaced by Machines: A Practical Guide for Policy and Business

Exploring which roles resist automation and what policies can protect work quality while guiding technological adoption.
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When Scrolling Replaces Reading: What Falling Attention Means for UK Democracy

Polls and platform habits show gaps in public awareness as organised street demonstrations test democratic debate in the UK.

As Winter Nears, Russia Widens Strikes on Ukrainian Civilians

Russian attacks on power, water and supply hubs threaten a harsh winter in Ukraine, complicating choices for NATO and Western capitals.

Rethinking the IMF’s Lending Framework for a Changed World

Policymakers urge a redesign of IMF lending to better balance debt, social protection and climate resilience amid growing fiscal strains.

Hardline Measures and Public Spectacle: How Actions in Israel Are Reshaping the Gaza Narrative

Hardline policies, public spectacle and shifting perceptions are altering debate on Gaza and Palestinian rights, with possible wider implications.

Why AI Might Make Governments Move More Slowly

AI adoption can add layers of oversight, procurement and legal review that lengthen government decision cycles and service delivery.

Parliament faces a decisive vote on assisted dying law

A pivotal Commons vote on the assisted dying bill will decide whether terminally ill adults can request medical assistance to end their lives.