EuropePlaying by your own rules Why Europe should have long stopped selling arms to the Near and Middle East By Herbert Wulf
Interviews'Civil war is possible' Left-wing intellectual Edgardo Lander on the political crisis in Venezuela, the role of the US and the left's failure to learn
North AmericaThe US: An ‘Empire in Retreat’ In his new book, Victor Bulmer-Thomas argues that the US needs to accept its imperial decline and reinvent itself By Paul Hockenos
GlobalThe US-EU relationship in the Chinese Century In the near future, the transatlantic relationship will be marked by the rise of China. And the EU needs to be ready By Metin Hakverdi
EuropeWhy do Central European nationalists love Israel? Populist leaders in Central Europe view Israel as the model of how a small state could be sovereign and heroic By Ivan Krastev
AsiaModi’s mixed bag Pushing a Hindu nationalist agenda at home, Indian PM Narenda Modi's foreign policy relies on multilateral cooperation By Herbert Wulf
GlobalDéjà vu? The West tries to bring about regime change in Caracas. But it must stop before Venezuela turns into another Syria By Michael Lüders
Foreign and security policyHere to stay Benjamin Netanyahu will most likely form the next government after the Knesset elections – despite facing legal proceedings By Paul Pasch
Interviews'Colombia could become a target of retaliation' Kristina Birke Daniels on why intervention in Venezuela would destabilise its closest neighbour and endanger the peace process
InterviewsUkraine's anti-establishment upset TV star and political newcomer Volodymyr Zelenskiy won the first round of Ukraine's presidential elections by a wide margin
