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Only Rocks and a Hard Place
China’s recent setback might further escalate the confrontation in the South China Sea.
Strategic Patience
Berlin and Brussels would do well to think deeply about the consequences and finer points of the EU-UK divorce.
Close-Up: Donald Tusk
The former Polish prime minister may become the man to negotiate Britain’s exit from the EU.
Playing to the Gallery
Is Angela Merkel’s coalition partner banking on foreign policy as an election winner?
“Democracy and Islam Go Together”
Lawmakers from the Islamist Ennahda party on turning Tunisia into a democracy.
Reason Before Fear
There is no need to apologizze for the EU’s migration policy, but there’s still room for improvement.
Words Don’t Come Easy: “Reflective Power”
The country of poets and thinkers wants to be seen thinking. It may be sinking.
The End Is Not Nigh
The decline of social democratic parties is reversible if they find new answers to questions of economic competence and identity politics.
Limited Overlap
There is little in the way of a common agenda when Berlin takes over the G20 presidency from Beijing.
