Article • December 4, 2015
Germany’s relationship with its military is changing before your eyes.
Article • October 26, 2017
Meet Andrej Babiš, Czech’s second-richest man, and his ‘new business model’ for his nation.
Article • April 3, 2019
Synthetic drugs are changing the structure of the illegal drug market.
Article • June 24, 2010
The European Union, under German direction, is forging a new strategic relationship with Russia.
Article • February 13, 2008
President Vladimir Putin has said Russia has been forced into an arms race with the Western world. Where will it lead?
Article • August 16, 2012
Article • May 31, 2007
A Russian official says his nation’s new missiles can overcome a planned defense shield in Eastern Europe.
Feature • October 1, 2010
Berlin is surging in power! Finally some observers are asking hard questions about the direction it is going.
Article • June 26, 2007
A just-created political post could lead to a powerful EU foreign office and encroach on national sovereignty.
Feature • August 1, 2008
A terrorist command center within striking distance of Europe.
Article • August 30, 2012
Chancellor Merkel wants EU leaders to hold a convention to forge a new treaty that binds Europe yet closer together.
Feature • September 1, 2004
Article • September 12, 2011
Britain and Europe are moving in opposite directions.
Article • May 24, 2012
Feature • April 1, 2013
Article • January 20, 2010
The German military-industrial complex went underground after the war, but it is back.
Article • November 21, 2013
Germany lays out its ambitions for the next four years, including a plan to ‘strive for an ever closer associate of European forces, which can evolve into a parliamentary European army.’
Article • September 11, 2017
Britain is building new warships, but will they make its Navy more powerful, or less?
Article • October 24, 2013
With elections out the way, German Chancellor Angela Merkel can now return to fixing the euro.
Article • January 8, 2018
Article • March 18, 2008
Many Europhiles believe post-Cold War NATO should be more Eurocentric. The secretary general is one.
Article • May 21, 2012
As the city of Aachen awards the annual Charlemagne prize, European leaders congratulate each other on following in the legacy of Charlemagne. But what is this legacy? It contains a dangerous warning for you today!
Article • May 20, 2021
‘The digital yuan’s acceptance beyond mainland China could give the regime a significant geo-economic tool, one that bypasses the network of banks and financial institutions that are subject to U.S. laws and binds client states more directly to Beijing.’
Article • October 20, 2022
Article • July 13, 2013
Egypt’s liberal groups condemn the army’s new constitution.