GlobalWhy global peace needs nation-states To avoid chaos in a changing world, nation-states must remain the building blocks for a stable world order By Michael von der Schulenburg
Middle East/North AfricaThe only convincing solution Why it's illusory to think the two-state solution of the Israel-Palestine conflict can’t be saved By Stephan Stetter
GlobalA new nuclear arms race has begun The US withdrawal from the INF Treaty puts the whole post-WWII foundation for peace and security at risk By Mikhail Gorbachev
AfricaThe way forward 100 years after the end of German colonialism in Namibia, the two countries are edging closer to reconciliation By Peter H. Katjavivi
AsiaThe North Korea pivot With the US and South Korea pursuing diverging strategies, Europe could be faced with a catch-22 situation By Mason Richey
EuropeWithout a second thought Why Germany’s premature decision against military intervention in Syria harms the whole of European foreign policy By Jan Techau
EuropeBombing is not a strategy Why Germany should not take part in retaliatory strikes on Syria By Rolf Mützenich
GlobalWinning the war of ‘Likes’ As the internet is changing war, war is also changing the internet – and we are caught in the middle By Peter W. Singer
EuropeFor whose benefit? What the murder of rebel leader Alexander Zakharchenko means for the peace process in eastern Ukraine By
Foreign and security policyGermany shouldn't learn to love the bomb The current debate about Germany developing nuclear weapons is as wrong as it was in 1957 By Tobias Fella
