Interviews | IPS Journal

Header

Reuters

Interviews

'Politically explosive and risky'

Knut Dethlefsen in Washington on the impeachment procedure against Trump and what the Ukraine affair has to do with it

Reuters

Interviews

'Afghans were relieved that we narrowly avoided a bad deal'

Peacebuilding expert Mirwais Wardak on Trump's failed peace negotiations and the upcoming elections in Afghanistan

Reuters

Democracy and society

'I believe that combating inequalities is crucial'

Udo Bullmann MEP explains what the current UN Summit on Sustainable Development means for the EU's external relations

By Udo Bullmann

Reuters

Interviews

'Netanyahu is the real loser'

The second election in Israel this year ends again with a stalemate. Paul Pasch on what that means for a new government

Reuters

Europe

'A stage victory for the opposition in Moscow'

Peer Teschendorf in Moscow on the results of the local elections and what they mean for Putin's grip on power

By Peer Teschendorf

Reuters

Foreign and security policy

'Central Asia has always been important for Europe'

The influence of political heavyweights China and Russia in Central Asia grows. Peter Burian on Europe's role in the region

By Peter Burian

Reuters

Interviews

‘Too German, too Western European’

Uwe Optenhögel on the selection of the EU’s top brass and the consequences for the Union’s ability to act

Reuters

Interviews

'The “political” is discredited in Georgia'

Felix Hett in Tbilisi on what the protests in Georgia mean for the country – and its relationship with Russia

Reuters

Interviews

'The aura of invincibility is gone'

Felix Schmidt in Istanbul on the opposition's triumph, the split in Erdoğan's AKP and Turkey's political future

Reuters

Interviews

'Tokayev’s victory was of course predictable'

After almost 30 years, Kazakhstan has now elected its second president since independence. Christoph Mohr reports