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Scholz’s populism playbook: Why Germany needs to tackle fringe-party influence to preserve EU unity
Germany’s political chaos is giving populist fringe parties unprecedented influence over policymaking. As internal divisions ...
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Up close and personnel: What Donald Trump’s administrative picks mean for US foreign policy and Europe
Donald Trump is choosing the cabinet for his second administration. Who will oversee key foreign policy positions – and ...
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Der Untergang: As Trump returns, Putin will reap the rewards of Europe’s inaction on Ukraine
Reducing military assistance to Ukraine will put the country in such a precarious and unpredictable situation that Moscow ...
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Dangerous manoeuvres: How Israel and Iran are preparing for Trump 2.0
As Donald Trump prepares for his second US presidency, Iranian and Israeli military manoeuvring during President Biden’s lame ...
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Carbon diplomacy: How Europe can steer China’s climate path
At the COP29 in Baku this week, all eyes will be on a new deal on financing developing countries to tackle the climate crisis. But another critical element to watch is how nations are setting their ...
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Recharge or regret: Why the EU must act decisively to secure Europe’s struggling battery industry
Swedish battery manufacturer Northvolt, once the poster child of Europe’s green industry and battery independence, has narrowly avoided bankruptcy prompted by a liquidity crunch – despite a remarkable ...