The rise of the populist authoritariansElites must consider their responsibility for the worldwide resurgence of strongmenThe west needs its own perestroika momentA fundamental restructuring is required to reboot democracy for the digital ageSeeds of doubt sown among the elite on the slopes of DavosSaving the planet becomes a growing part of the conversation at the World Economic ForumThe Davos elite are the problem, not the solutionLetter From Andrew Mitchell, London, UKFrance and Germany reaffirm their treaty vowsAachen accord offers no big advance to EU’s indispensable friendship The cylinders of the global economy are starting to sputterAs the eurozone joins the slowdown, first-quarter growth will be weakMore from this SeriesA trucker’s guide to post-Brexit disruptionAs fears grow of a return to customs checks, the FT follows a British driver on his tightly scheduled journey across the continentNew Zealand hopes the world will follow its wellness-based policiesEconomies that see disproportionate benefits go to one group and leave others behind threaten our democraciesEurope is an alliance, not a union of valuesInternal divisions are less powerful than the external pressures keeping members together
The rise of the populist authoritariansElites must consider their responsibility for the worldwide resurgence of strongmenThe west needs its own perestroika momentA fundamental restructuring is required to reboot democracy for the digital ageSeeds of doubt sown among the elite on the slopes of DavosSaving the planet becomes a growing part of the conversation at the World Economic ForumThe Davos elite are the problem, not the solutionLetter From Andrew Mitchell, London, UKFrance and Germany reaffirm their treaty vowsAachen accord offers no big advance to EU’s indispensable friendship The cylinders of the global economy are starting to sputterAs the eurozone joins the slowdown, first-quarter growth will be weakMore from this SeriesA trucker’s guide to post-Brexit disruptionAs fears grow of a return to customs checks, the FT follows a British driver on his tightly scheduled journey across the continentNew Zealand hopes the world will follow its wellness-based policiesEconomies that see disproportionate benefits go to one group and leave others behind threaten our democraciesEurope is an alliance, not a union of valuesInternal divisions are less powerful than the external pressures keeping members together
