Middle East/North AfricaEurope's weak hand in Libya The Berlin summit failed to put pressure on states intervening in Libya. Instead, it risks to further internationalise the conflict By Emadeddin Badi
GlobalWhy state capitalism isn’t primarily geopolitical States like China rarely use foreign investment for geopolitical goals. They try to reap the benefits of a globalised economy By Milan Babic
Foreign and security policyBurkina Faso's security disaster Europe discusses a stronger military engagement in the Sahel. But the example of Burkina Faso shows the need for more By Hans-Joachim Preuss
North AmericaTrump gets his trade deal, China gets the win China has suffered short-term pain from the trade war, but it stands to gain in the long term By Eswar Prasad
Foreign and security policyFrom digital diplomacy to data diplomacy The digital revolution arrived late at the heart of Western diplomacy. But greater data capacities hold a lot of promise By Cathryn Clüver Ashbrook
GlobalDisarm the G20! The nuclear arms race threatens our very existence. Where's the protest movement demanding the disarmament of the G20? By Herbert Wulf
Interviews'No room for criticising Iran' The protest movement is past, Iran's influence stronger than before. Tim Petschulat on the US military strike's effect in Iraq
Middle East/North AfricaSuleimani’s death changes nothing for Iran The General was an important figure. But the Islamic Republic won’t lose influence in the region because of his assassination By Narges Bajoghli
GlobalThe scramble for the Arctic With climate change, geopolitical interests now compete in the Arctic for raw materials, trade routes and military bases By Arne Lietz
Interviews'Revitalise the multilateral project' Before the UN's 75th anniversary, it's time to listen to the people again, says Special Advisor Fabrizio Hochschild Drummond