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The EU can pressure Netanyahu

— so why won’t it?

By Josep Borrell

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German goals, global focus

Can universal values such as solidarity and justice be compatible with national interests — or are they inevitably at odds with each other?

By Theo Rauch

picture alliance / Flashpic | Jens Krick

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Time to match words with deeds

As global conflicts rise, UN peace missions struggle. Germany must step up its role in international security

By Patrick Rosenow, Kirsten Hartmann

picture alliance / REUTERS | Gleb Garanich

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No peace (just yet)

Trump’s mediation attempt has failed, and the war continues. Will the West abandon Ukraine?

By Nickolay Kapitonenko

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The silent remnant

As Assad’s regime collapsed like a house of cards, Russia’s narrative changed. Its interests didn’t

By Ruslan Suleymanov

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Brussel’s new crush

The EU is making eyes at Central Asia. Is it a match made in diplomacy?

By Alexandra Sitenko

picture alliance / Sipa USA | Dominika Zarzycka

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After NATO — the way forward

Global instability demands action. Europe’s time to lead has arrived

By Emilian Kavalski, Maximilian Mayer

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Has Russia now achieved its goal?

Moscow wants more than mediation — it wants recognition

By Alexey Yusupov

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Greenland faces a crucial decision

Trump’s bid for Greenland is shaping the island’s parliamentary elections — possible dependence on the US could become the decisive election issue

By Michael Paul

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The lost art of statecraft

Rearmament is increasingly replacing diplomacy — blindly steering Europe toward another confrontation with Russia

By Roland Popp