The Globalist

Why the strategic situation in Europe today, occasioned by the standoff at the Polish-Belarus border, resembles 1914 more than that of the Cold War.

There are signs of the beginning of a reset in German relations with Russia. But serious impediments to a pragmatic relationship remain.

Mercury or Mars? What separates Germany and the United States.

How two reluctant, yet pivotal powers adjust to a pluralistic and less Western world order.

Even if the West can reunite on a post-Cold War basis, will it be able to steer the global system in a Western-oriented direction?

If there is a West, can it continue to provide a system of international order? And if not, what will be its role in a post-western system?

How has the increased fluidity of European and transatlantic relations affected German political identity?