
A compulsory second-tier pension fund invested exclusively in social housing would tame rents, boost employment, and deliver stable retirement income.

Populist leaders promise to empower “the people” but systematically sideline the institutions through which workers actually exercise power.

The assault on Iran defies every stated justification; the real motives point to democratic backsliding and personal enrichment.

The US–Israeli strikes on Iran lay bare every fault line in Europe's energy dependence, industrial fragility, and strategic exposure — and demand an immediate policy response.

A 'Draghi light' agenda of deregulation risks social repression — but a bolder path rooted in Europe's social democratic tradition offers a credible alternative.

Chronic uncertainty does not mobilise democratic publics — it paralyses them, and that paralysis is itself a tool of power.

The American-Israeli assault has decapitated Iran's regime, but the cascade of geopolitical consequences threatens to destabilise the entire global order.

Despite trillions spent over decades, more people than ever face starvation—because aid was never designed to end poverty.

New research reveals that EU fiscal tightening reduces output, raises unemployment, and widens income gaps — especially during recessions.

Across the continent, soaring prices and stagnant supply have turned homeownership into a mirage for many young Europeans

Donald Trump has taken the exercise of power to its most absurd extreme. He rules a state that he seeks to destroy.

A senior minister's vulgar remark about Roma "cleaning train toilets" was no gaffe — it was a campaign programme in miniature.

A German proposal to unite the EU's six largest countries confronts a Union paralysed by the dominance of its smallest members.