Apocalyptic Vision
IS is more of a sect than a terrorist organization, isolating its members and providing them with an end-of-days ideology. Reintegration of IS fighters will be nearly impossible.
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Bavaria Goes GreenThe state elections in Bavaria saw the German Greens […]
European Intervention Initiative: The Big EasyThe French-led European Intervention Initiative (E2I), […]
What Merkel Needs to Do to Save Her ChancellorshipAfter 13 years in power, Angela Merkel’s authority is […]
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+++ Jana Puglierin argues that the German defense debate is backsliding; Bastian Giegerich highlights the Bundeswehr’s three primary needs: will, money, and patience; foreign missions have improved Germany as a military partner, writes Carlo Masala; Matthew Tempest profiles Britain’s new foreign and Brexit secretaries, Jeremy Hunt and Dominic Raab respectively; Derek Scally explains the meaning of “Schwesterpartei” (Words Don’t Come Easy); Ulrike Franke on Germany and drones; and much more +++