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Innocence Lost
Egged on by the populist AfD party, Germany’s chauvinist-xenophobes are becoming ever more uninhibited.
In 140 Characters: Reinhard Bütikofer
The Co-Chair of Europe’s Green Parties on broken status quo politics and the (culinary) temptations of Brussels.
Debating Genocide
Trying to settle a historical question, Germany’s parliament has provoked new ones.
Controlled Harbor
Digital sovereignty and control of information are central to China’s cyber strategy.
King Bibi
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu continues to undermine Israel’s democratic institutions.
Meeting Halfway
There are compelling reasons for the EU to use the OSCE to engage China on security issues of joint concern.
Identity Crisis
The SPD, Germany’s oldest party traditionally fighting for social justice, is in a bind.
Europe by Numbers: TTIP-Toeing
The battle for TTIP looks to be increasingly uphill, at least in Germany.
“We Are All on Guard”
How the German government has been coping with the refugee crisis, and still is.
“The Germans Have to Admit They Need Their Neighbors”
From Willkommenskultur to German angst – and back?
Pressure Cooker
The Italian government has put together a contingency plan to address a possible new wave of refugees coming from the South.
