Lula’s policies have transformed Brazil, and with them, people’s expectations. Now the Left must find answers to these ...
The way we tax wealth and work has got out of balance, and we need to fix that. That could release resources for things such ...
Dr Svitlana Romanko is one of Ukraine’s leading advocates on energy security and sanctions policy, working extensively with policymakers in Kyiv, Brussels and across Europe on measures to reduce ...
Labour Member of Parliament in the British House of Commons, representing the Birmingham Hodge Hill constituency. He served as Chief Secretary to the Treasury under Prime Minister Gordon Brown.
Decades of underinvestment and regional disparities have left Europe divided. What is needed is a continent-wide investment ...
North Korea is nuclear-armed. Seoul is adapting: freeze first, disarmament later. But realism comes with risks ...
Keith Boyfield is a British economist. He is an advisor to the European Commission and a Fellow at the IEA and the Adam Smith Institute. He regularly comments on economic affairs for Al Jazeera and ...
Sophie is a political adviser at the Paris City Council. She previously worked for four years as a Research Associate at the Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung in Paris, focusing on just transition issues. She ...
Pietro Ventriglia works as a Programme Manager at the Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung in Rome, focusing on socio-economic policy and sustainability. He previously worked at the FES EU Office in Brussels. He ...
Lisa Pfann works as a policy officer at the Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung in Berlin, focusing on housing policy and urban development. She has previously worked in the German Bundestag and at the SPD party ...
Nick Garland is a Senior Research Fellow at IPPR and editor of Progressive Review. He previously worked as a speechwriter and political adviser to Rachel Reeves as the UK’s Chancellor and Shadow ...
picture alliance / Reuters | Mazin Alrasheed A community kitchen in Sudan run by local volunteers. Such local actors show how political authority and essential services extend far beyond formal state ...