A bimonthly magazine on international affairs, edited in Germany's capital

We Have Moved!
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We Have Moved!

Death in the Himalayas
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Death in the Himalayas

The Master of Reinvention
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The Master of Reinvention

Belarus Primed to Break Free
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Belarus Primed to Break Free


There are compelling reasons for the EU to use the OSCE to engage China on security issues of joint concern.


The SPD, Germany’s oldest party traditionally fighting for social justice, is in a bind.

Germans fear a Trojan horse and the end of democracy.


In Austria, Germany’s political parties catch an awful glimpse of the future.


On his likely final visit to Germany US president Barack Obama must have left disappointed.


A furious president, an outdated law, and an unrepentant comedian have caught Germany’s chancellor in a double bind.

Talk of the Town: A round-up of what’s happening in Berlin (April 11).

A Russian and a Ukrainian historian discuss diverging views of a shared past.


As Europe turns its eyes to a revitalized Argentina, both Brussels and Buenos Aires need to foster long-term engagement.


The EU-Turkey deal on refugees is fundamentally flawed.


David Cameron’s EU deal is more than it seems.


The right-wing AfD has shown itself a force to be reckoned with.


Why the regional elections of March 13 signal a shift in Germany’s political landscape.


In the US presidential primaries, foreign policy issues have yet to play much of a role – but this may soon change.


On the streets of Tel Aviv and elsewhere there’s worry about the influx of Arab refugees to Germany.


German military and security policy still suffers from serious constraints.


Germany’s right-wing AfD populists should not be taken seriously.


Angela Merkel keeps pushing for a European solution to the refugee crisis, but discord remains.


A refresher course for what the West will need to do to re-establish a deterrence regime.


A conversation with the OSCE Secretary-General on the international organization’s strengths and weaknesses.