The China Plan
A Transatlantic Blueprint for Strategic Competition
To the Viktor Go the Spoils
What Orbán Needs to Form a New Political Camp in Europe
Under the Influence
For too long, Germany has been in awe of China’s economic might. That has let the country turn a blind eye to how the newly assertive global power is making its presence felt.
The Negative Part of Net Zero
Carbon dioxide removal is on the agenda, even if most politicians won’t admit it.
Blurry Counterterrorism
A Chance for Russia, A Risk for Europe
A Capable EU Is No Utopia
Strategic Lessons from the German Presidency
Let’s Strengthen European Foreign Policy
The COVID-19 pandemic is a wake-up call that it is time to finally forge a more united policy on how the EU approaches the outside world. Achieving this should be Germany’s core focus.