Dr. Henning Hoff ist Executive Editor von Internationale Politik Quarterly (IPQ) und Editor-at-Large von Internationale Politik (IP). Er studierte internationale Geschichte in Köln und London und arbeitete nach der Promotion fast ein Jahrzehnt lang als Auslandskorrespondent in der britischen Hauptstadt. 2011 wechselte er zur IP und ihrer Herausgeberin, der Deutschen Gesellschaft für Auswärtige Politik (DGAP). Seit 2014 ist er außerdem für die internationale IP-Ausgabe verantwortlich, die Internationale Politik Quarterly.

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A Touch of Trumpism Reaches Germany’s Election Campaign

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Elon Musk has been trolling Germany’s parliamentary election campaign during the holidays. His AI-supported interventions are unlikely to have much effect, but they remind the country that it needs new ideas—which so far are lacking.

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Dr. Henning Hoff
IPQ
Berlin Cable
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The Underwhelming Scholz Government Meets an Untimely End

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The break-up of Chancellor Olaf Scholz’ coalition government was expected, but is still taking place at an extremely critical time. Its successor will have to set clearer priorities—and find greater fiscal space.

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Dr. Henning Hoff
IPQ
Berlin Cable
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Waiting for Christian

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The pro-business Free Democrats are likely to leave the government early. It may be party leader—and finance minister—Christian Lindner’s last consequential mistake for a while.

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Dr. Henning Hoff
IPQ
Berlin Cable
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The Self-Declared “Stability Anchor” Looks Adrift

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Politically, the Scholz government seems finished, even if it manages to drag on for another year. Germany, which derived much of its foreign policy stance from its seemingly unshakable “stability,” does not look so stable all of a sudden.

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Dr. Henning Hoff
IPQ
Berlin Cable
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Berlin’s Holiday (from History) Mood

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Germany is spending the summer trying to temporarily ignore the situation in Ukraine. That’s likely to backfire. Rather, the German government and the rest of Europe should signal stronger, not weaker, support for Ukraine.

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Dr. Henning Hoff
IPQ
Berlin Cable
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Germany’s Toxic Far Right

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Scandals have only dented, but not eroded support for Germany’s far-right Alternative für Deutschland. In September, the party could come close to political power at the regional level. The case for banning it is getting stronger.

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Dr. Henning Hoff
IPQ
Berlin Cable
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