German foreign policy after Paris
Following Paris attacks, Germany once again faces a question of identity over its foreign and security policy
Note from Berlin
What does Germany think about its role in Europe?
With Germany's pivotal role in Europe crystallising in the face of the EU's crises, an expert survey reveals how German policymakers feel about their partners
The British-German misunderstanding
The UK and Germany remain light years apart on their priorities for EU reform
Europe’s cohesion is lost in the Balkan’s quagmire
Not too long ago the main concern about Europe seemed to be its super-state potential – the time has come to seriously worry about the opposite scenario
A more democratic foreign policy
With the refugee crisis bringing foreign policy to Germany’s domestic sphere, the time is ripe for Berlin to encourage greater public engagement in foreign policy
How Merkel and Hollande stalled the EU’s engine
To qualify as an engine of integration, the two countries need to demonstrate their willingness to go it alone if need be.
Has Merkel’s Power Peaked?
German commentators see the first signs of a Kanzlerinnendämmerung as approval rates for the chancellor decrease.
Explaining Germany’s refugee dilemma
Despite the heroic efforts of many volunteers and aid organisations, German capacities for refugee accommodation are at breaking point
Europe’s Entanglement with Asia Minor
The challenge of Syria could become an opportunity for Germany to define its position in the terms of a well-understood European interest
More Union for the EU
Fragmentation and lack of common goals and processes threaten the future of the European Union