Interregnum

Our Interregnum

What Comes Next?

© 2026 Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York / SIAE, Rome

  1. Years of Lead

    As Europe's managerial state grows, it drifts further from the historic peoples it once claimed to represent, and the question of who governs gives way to whom the state exists for. From Belfast to Ceuta, the answer points not to civil war but to Italy's Years of Lead.

    Miquel Vila

  2. American Warlords: The Potential for a New Renaissance

    Renaissance Italy's mercenary captains helped dismantle feudalism and build the modern state. Today a new class of private warlords, from defense contractors to tech billionaires, may be doing the same to the liberal order.

    Johannes Mogk

  3. Crvena, Plava, Bela

    Under their own flag - How students became the political power of Serbia

    Ognjen Gocij

  4. Gen-Z and the Triple shock of AI, China, and Oil

    November

  5. 1066/1776/2026

    Max Klein

    November

  6. The End of Kremlinology

    Why we can no longer make sense of the 'Other' and its consequences.

    November

  7. The Great Global Transformation

    How China changed everything.

    December

  8. Climate Change and a New Modernity

    Modernity has failed us in the climate crisis. The struggle against it shows us the future.

    December