InterviewAlexander Görlach 03. November 2022 “Will the United States stay united and governable?“ What’s at stake for the US and what impact of the outcome of the midterms will have – an Interview with Clay Risen
InterviewChristina Sadeler 15. August 2022 The visit was seen as a signal that Taiwan is not alone China reacted to Nancy Pelosi’s visit to Taiwan with military exercises. Christina Sadeler spoke to I‑Chung Lai, a senior adviser to the Taiwan Thinktank about Taiwanese perspectives on the visit and...
Comment Alexander Görlach 25. July 2022 Secularism in retreat – Trump’s poisoned legacy In the once secular US, religious fundamentalists are increasingly gaining influence, as most recently shown by the abortion ruling. Trump has appointed 120 conservative judges during his term in office...
Analysis Volodymyr Dubovyk 26. May 2021 US-Ukraine relations under Joe Biden: security and domestic reforms as mutually reinforcing pillars The recent visit of the US Secretary of State Antony Blinken to Kyiv has generated some interest in Ukraine and beyond. This face-to-face meeting was a good opportunity for the United...
Ralf Fücks 05. March 2018 Notes From Berlin — Another Fast Roundup of Current Political Developments in Germany What the decision for another „Grand Coalition” led by Chancellor Merkel implies for Germany, EU and the Transatlantic Alliance.
Essay Ralf Fücks 23. November 2017 What’s driving the anti-liberal revolt? And what should we do about it? The rapid pace of modernisation renders people susceptible to populism. In cosmopolitan milieus, this came as a surprise. Yet the warning signs had long been apparent.
