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May, 2016

Bad Neighborhood

Berlin Policy Journal May/June 2016

A few ideas NATO might want to consider when it holds its Warsaw summit in July.

No (Hidden) Agenda

Berlin Policy Journal May/June 2016

The future of Syria remains of vital importance to France, but there is little Paris can do.

Business, As Usual

Berlin Policy Journal May/June 2016

Germany is still as a “geo-economic power”.

The Big Slowdown

Berlin Policy Journal May/June 2016

Contrary to doomsday scenarios, the Chinese leadership appears well-equipped to manage lower growth.

Cold War, mon amour

Berlin Policy Journal May/June 2016

Why are films and television indulging a sudden nostalgia for the era?

Writing on the Wall

Berlin Observer

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

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+++ The coronavirus crisis has brought Europe and the rest of the world to a standstill. What are the effects of the pandemic on international affairs? The future of the EU depends on how it handles the crisis, argues Daniela Schwarzer. Much is riding on the German EU presidency. David Goodhart makes the case for a retreat from hyperglobalization, and Richard Sennett foresees big changes coming to our way of life; Efi Koutsokosta profiles Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis; Noah Gordon, in his Carbon Critical column, points out that solar, like oil, has its overcapacity problems; and much more +++

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