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EuropeModerniser, mystic or militant: Who is Fethullah Gülen? Turkey’s Gülen movement is a worldwide phenomenon. And Erdoğan intends to fight it on a global scale By Bayram Balci
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Foreign and security policyLessons from the anti-globalists Globalisation is hurting Europe's poor. Liberals need to counter the damage, or the Le Pens of this world will be here to stay By Joseph E. Stiglitz
Foreign and security policyTrump’s foreign policy is more than a chaotic mess The US president is running a reckless, militarised security policy according to the wishes of Pentagon hardliners By Paul Hockenos
Foreign and security policyKim the Capricious Dealing with Pyongyang requires a steady hand. Donald Trump’s may not fit the bill By Andrew Lowry
AsiaTrump trumped in Phnom Penh The US’ shoddy treatment of Cambodia has lost it the moral high ground in the region By Sven Hansen
EuropeEU "may well" put Turkey membership bid on hold Turkey expert Felix Schmidt talks about how the country’s recent referendum will affect its relationship with the EU By Felix Schmidt
Foreign and security policyBetween the Devil and the deep blue sea Why a European nuclear shield is not a viable option By Oliver Thränert