Death in the Himalayas
With Europe reassessing its relations with Beijing, it should pay more attention to the conflict between India and China.
The Master of Reinvention
Despite a shambolic handling of the coronavirus crisis, British Prime Minister Boris Johnson has largely maintained his popularity.
Belarus Primed to Break Free
Young people in Belarus want more than the stability Aleksander Lukashenka has offered for almost three decades. They may well get it.
Digital Natives versus Security Hardliners
The violent aftermath of the Belarusian election has exposed the erosion of trust among young people in the regime.
Carbon Critical: Last Train from Bełchatów?
The key to energy transition is energy replacement—quitting coal.
Merkel’s Red Twin
Olaf Scholz’ early nomination as “chancellor candidate” bodes ill for the stability of Germany’s new European policy.
No Change Through Trade
For its own sake and that of the EU, Germany needs to say goodbye to its geo-economic approach to foreign policy. Seven years ago …
Pariscope: France’s Sharpest Critics
The French are self-involved, or so the cliché goes. But they are no chauvinists—just ask the French president.
