Science

When academic studies get things wrong, it is often blamed on misconduct and fraud. Yet as Michael Ganslmeier and Tim...

Serbia’s student-led protests have developed into a sustained challenge to the authority of Aleksandar Vučić’s government. Jelena Filipovic writes that...

The US-EU trade deal announced in July has been portrayed as a one-sided agreement that damages European economic interests. Yet...

What impact does organised crime have on local economies? Drawing on research from Italy, Bruno Buchetti, Michele Fabrizi, Elisabetta Ipino,...

Are Turkey and Russia enemies or friends? A. Erdi Öztürk and Eda Ayaydın explain the two countries have a complex...

For a central bank to succeed, it needs public trust in its monetary policy and support for its currency. Yet...

When do politicians debate each other? Drawing on a study of debates in the German Bundestag, Elias Koch and Andreas...

Parks can be much-loved oases within a city, but quite how important they are when compared to other amenities is...

The EU’s status as a normative power is under pressure from both internal divisions and external shocks, writes Uwe Wunderlich....

Germany’s plans to radically increase spending on defence and infrastructure have raised questions about whether the country is at risk...