Berlin Policy Journal
International affairs from the heart of Europe
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“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.
In 140 Characters: Reinhard Bütikofer
The Co-Chair of Europe’s Green Parties on broken status quo politics and the (culinary) temptations of Brussels.
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.
Close Up: Sergey Lavrov
The veteran of the Soviet school of diplomacy serves largely as the figurehead for a foreign policy beyond his control.
