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New Silk Road

Will China Balkanize Europe?

Eye on Europe

The 16+1 partnership between Eastern European countries and China became the 17+1 on Friday after Greece joined.

Divide and Rule

Berlin Policy Journal March/April 2018

China attracts Eastern European countries with the promise of financing much needed infrastructure investments. The EU needs to find a common response. Nowhere else …

Meeting Halfway

Beyond the Seas

There are compelling reasons for the EU to use the OSCE to engage China on security issues of joint concern.

Co-Driving the New Silk Road

Berlin Policy Journal January/February 2016

The “One Belt, One Road” project is about more than securing China’s economic future: it is a serious attempt on the part of Beijing to introduce a new form of diplomacy.

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+++ A baffled Germany enters the new era of world politics largely unprepared, warns Constanze Stelzenmüller; Thorsten Benner calls upon German foreign policy-makers to stop babbling about “responsibility”; Berlin’s European policy must do better, argues Daniela Schwarzer; Jörg Lau takes think tanks and foreign policy experts to task; Ben Knight profiles Green leader Robert Habeck; Bettina Vestring explains why the Social Democrats are moving to the left; Siobhán Dowling on the meaning of “Tempolimit” (Words Don’t Come Easy); Creating “European champions” by loosening merger control is the wrong approach, warn Guntram Wolff and Georgios Petropoulos in our “Red Herring & Black Swan” column; and much more +++