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Donald Trump

American Requiem

Berlin Observer

At Hamburg’s G20 summit Trump’s noisy tweets were surpassed by China’s quiet diplomacy.

The G20 to End all G20s

Manhattan Transfer

The format’s survival is not worth caving in to Donald Trump’s bullying.

A Bad, Very Bad Trip

Manhattan Transfer

Trump’s European tour and Merkel’s beer tent rally have left leaders facing uncharted territory.

Driven to Distraction

Manhattan Transfer

Impeachment speculation is terrifying European NATO allies.

Off to a Rough Start

Berlin Policy Journal May/June 2017

Trump’s first hundred days in office have indicated what his priorities will be over the coming years. Transatlantic relations are unlikely to get smoother.

Enter the B Team

Berlin Policy Journal March/April 2017

If the Trump administration turns its back on the world, others need to step up to defend the US-built liberal order.

Coffee at Trump Tower

Berlin Policy Journal March/April 2017

Donald Trump’s victory was supposed to help Marine Le Pen. Does it?

Beggar Thy Neighbor

Manhattan Transfer

How Europe can prepare for American mercantilism.

Bibi’s Test Case

Beyond the Seas

A new settlement bill challenges Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu’s ability to control his coalition.

Pyrrhic Victory

Manhattan Transfer

Donald Trump’s security policy plays into the terrorists’ hands.

“Donald Trump is a Wake-Up Call”

Eye on Europe

Günter Verheugen and Elmar Brok on the state of the European Union and the challenges presented by the Trump presidency.

The Trump Trap

Eye on Europe

Theresa May has unwisely hitched her wagon to the new US president.

Jerusalem Syndrome

Beyond the Seas

What will happen if Donald Trump moves the US embassy in Israel?

Enter Trump

Berlin Policy Journal January/February 2017

Atlanticists need to prepare for a new era – and fast.

New Deals for the Old Continent

Berlin Policy Journal January/February 2017

Damage control isn’t the only answer to the Trump presidency. Europe has to take its fate into its own hands.

Curve Ahead

Manhattan Transfer

Barack Obama, Donald Trump, and the future of German-American relations.

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