Bundeswehr to Make Its Way Back Onto German Streets
A new white paper for the German Army and a new interpretation of the Basic Law
Germany Sees an Open Door in the Scramble For Latin American Resources
Political shifts in the southern hemisphere are offering a major economic opportunity for Germany.
Is Berlin’s Flawed Refugee Policy Reviving ‘Dark Germany’?
Many blame the huge influx of refugees for increased violence in Germany—but there is more to it.
Berlin Finally Accepts Its New Global Leadership Role
Germany’s reluctance to take on more leadership has ended.
The EU-Turkey Deal Is Bad, but Worse Is Yet to Come
For many high-ranking politicians, it is already clear that the deal with Turkey has failed. What’s next?
Is Germany About to Side With Russia Against America?
Europe could be in the early stages of a geopolitical earthquake.
The Danger of Deploying the German Army at Home
After much debate, a compromise has been made: The German Army can practice with the police.
Will Blockchain Technology Replace Cash?
If Europe is heading toward a cashless society, the loss of freedom will follow.
What Is a State Without the Support of Its People?
What happens when a nation’s people think their government is failing? Germany shows us the answer.
Catholic and Protestants Unite Politically
The political union of two churches will influence Europe in a major way.
Merkel vs. Böhmermann
One man succeeded where all the politicians could not—in shaking Merkel’s political stronghold.
Germany Thinks Cyber
The German Army prepares for cyberwar.
Germans Groan for a Man Like Strauss
As the refugee crisis intensifies, more Germans are looking for a strong leader.
