Travel restrictions unveiled Western Europe’s dire necessity for cheap agricultural labour from Eastern Europe. Will the EU be as willing to protect its migrant workers, as it was to fly them in during the crisis? Historian Roman Krakovsky analyses current and future trends in intra-EU migration.

What happened to industries during Covid-19? China went through a complete halt, while the USA somehow kept going. In a sink or swim scenario, the French industry might have to reinvent itself. Managing Director and Senior Partner at Boston Consulting Group Olivier Scalabre explains why.

Anti-lockdown protests, Confederate flags - the crisis has yet again lifted the veil on America’s rapid derailment, one many pin on Trump. But our Special Advisor on geopolitics, Dominique Moïsi explains that this did not start with the President...nor will it end with him.

Why does it seem like some countries are more able to lock down "intelligently" than others? Is it a matter of culture or health expenditure? And did this actually work for the Netherlands? Doctor in History and professor Christophe de Voogd breaks down the Dutch case.

Portugal’s rigorous Covid-19 response has led to impressive results despite its proximity to Spain. However, the challenge has been considerable for the socialist government, and a political crisis might be looming on the horizon, as Doctor in History, Yves Leonard explains.