Friday, November 22, 2024

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Marusha

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Berlin’s clubs have been slowly dying

GT/2020
Cornelius Adebahr

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To talk or not to talk: Iran after the G7

GT/2019
Matthias Alexander

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More than just architecture: Frankfurt has its historic Old Town back

GT/2018
Graham T. Allison Jr.

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Beyond trade: the confrontation between the US and China

GT/2020
Peter Altmaier

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Hoping for a “together first”

GT/2018
Philip Artelt

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When Neil Armstrong, “Buzz” Aldrin and Michael Collins flew to the moon 50 years ago, they used German technology

GT/2019
Frank Bachner

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With the US as a role model, Berlin is working harder than any other European city to help its homeless. But the capital’s efforts also create a number of problems

GT/2019

Why Berlin should apply to host the 2036 Olympic Games

GT/2019
Güner Balci

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Germany is neglecting its immigrant children. A polemic.

GT/2018
Günter Bannas

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Leading a government she did not want and unable to silence her critics, Angela Merkel finds herself in a tough spot

GT/2018
Sabine Bärenklau

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10/10 Berlin bucket list

GT/2019
Hans-Peter Bartels

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Germany’s armed forces are going to be fully equipped again for the tasks they face

GT/2018
Wolfgang Benz

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History is not a weapon

GT/2020
Nikolaus Bernau

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A new Berlin museum will spotlight expatriates forced to flee the Nazis

GT/2020
Markus Bickel

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Zee Germans & their hedges

GT/2019

Three years after Germany took in nearly a million refugees, migration has polarized the country

GT/2018
Frank Biess

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The history of “German Angst” could serve as a lesson for today’s democratic societies

GT/2019
James D. Bindenagel

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The night my scoop evaporated. Deputy Ambassador James D. Bindenagel recounts the night the Wall came down when he was a diplomat in East Berlin

GT/2019
Julia Boek

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Climate debate: Eco-dictatorship vs. eco-Calvinism

GT/2020

Berlin Wedding: A district in the process of reinventing itself

GT/2019
Eric Bonse

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Hungary, Poland, and the battle over democracy

GT/2020

What awaits incoming European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen

GT/2019

As conservatives and Social Democrats face losing their majority, right-wing populists and nationalists are gearing up to elbow their way into the European Parliament

GT/2019
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Dieter Borchmeyer

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A very special relationship, Germans and their forest

GT/2019
Ian Bremmer

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Russia is benefiting from its new confrontation with the West

GT/2020
Keenan Brill

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The Big Apfel: From New York to Berlin – my first 100 days in the German capital

GT/2019

Alexander Gerst: A view from above

GT/2019

100 years ago, Save the Children was founded in the UK to help starving kids in Germany

GT/2019
Nana Brink

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Evangelical megachurches are coming to Germany

GT/2020

When Neil Armstrong, “Buzz” Aldrin and Michael Collins flew to the moon 50 years ago, they used German technology

GT/2019

Despite all the US president’s statements to the contrary, the Americans are expanding their military presence in Germany

GT/2019
Emerson Brooking

Articles

The real cyber threat is your likes

GT/2019
Helene Bubrowski

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Race for the vaccine

GT/2020
Richard Burt

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It’s not rocket science: After scrapping INF, how might we prevent Arms Race 2.0?

GT/2019
Cécile Calla

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Hereditary friends: From Élysée to Aachen, the bond between Germany and France is holding firm

GT/2019
Naïla Chikhi

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Discriminating minds: Three perspectives on racism, part II

GT/2020
Eckart Conze

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The Treaty of Versailles signed 100 years ago was not a peace agreement based on reconciliation, but rather a continuation of war by other means. However, the idea that it led to the failure of the Weimar Republic is also a historical myth.

GT/2019
Ralph Diermann

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Power forward: The art of the green new deal

GT/2020
Shi Dinghuan

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Burning fossil fuels jeopardizes the very livelihoods of vulnerable groups and could result in a massive rise in the world’s already significant number of refugees

GT/2019
Tanja Dückers

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The current anti-US prejudices are an expression of German self-contempt.

GT/2019
Wolfgang Engler

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Why eastern Germany shifted to the right

GT/2020
Jens Flottau

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Ready for take off: Tom Enders parts ways with Airbus and hands the reins to Guillaume Faury

GT/2019

Airbus has had mixed success in North America, but its hopes are still flying high

GT/2019
Justus Frantz

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Reflections on American conductor and composer Leonard Bernstein, who would have been 100 this year

GT/2018
Eckhard Fuhr

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The wolves are back, and Germans are debating how to reconcile the large, carnivorous predators with the rural economy

GT/2019
Cornelia Funke

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America is different. Germany is, too

GT/2018
Sigmar Gabriel

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Realism, not sentimentality: We can’t act jointly with Trump, yet we can’t act alone without the US

GT/2019
Ines Geipel

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East Germans continue to talk about the indignities they suffered after 1989 while nurturing a victimization myth that absolves them of any responsibility

GT/2019
Carsten Germis

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Street-smart jump-start: The strategic partnership between Ford and VW is good for both carmakers.

GT/2019
Robert Gerwarth

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Germany’s greatest revolution, one hundred years ago

GT/2018
Susanna Glitscher

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The “Wurst” is over: Berlin has emerged as a hot spot for vegetarian and vegan cuisine.

GT/2019
Katja Gloger

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China wants to consolidate its emergence as a world power based on the new supercontinent of Eurasia, as the US and the EU look on from the sidelines

GT/2019

The Germans know what they owe the Americans. But what does that mean for the future?

GT/2018
Klaus Grimberg

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The Franco-Prussian War of 1870–71 created Germany

GT/2020

Home-sickness: Soviet forced laborers under the Nazis

GT/2020

A close musical bond

GT/2019
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Martin Gropp

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Daimler bends: How the automaker’s new CEO, Ola Källenius, intends to leads the company into the future

GT/2019

The US ridesharing company Uber is facing considerable resistance in Germany

GT/2019

The automotive industry is facing major challenges around the world. German carmakers have more to lose than most and are thus investing a great deal in securing its future.

GT/2018
Annett Gröschner

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Union Berlin is a soccer club of underdogs, but only the well-behaved, honest and open-minded kind

GT/2019

Facets of meaning abound – in an ever-changing city. The tale of Berlin today.

GT/2018
Julia Hackober

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Capital look: Coolness is the Berlin fashion scene’s biggest asset

GT/2019
J. J. Hagedorn

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Rem(a)inders: Germany’s uncanny presence of World War II munitions

GT/2020

Zee Germans and their Karneval

GT/2020
Alexander Hagelüken

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Trade war: Donald Trump is isolating the US

GT/2020

The US is pursuing a protectionist agenda that breaks with its own ideals

GT/2019

The VW scandal just might lead to the introduction of a groundbreaking new form of lawsuit in Germany

GT/2019
Jan-Philipp Hein

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Can’t we just stay poor?

GT/2019
François Heisbourg

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The future of the West will be a conditional, task-oriented and transient affair.

GT/2019
Nils Heisterhagen

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Daring more social democracy: The Left in Europe and America must find the way back to their roots

GT/2019
Kristin Helberg

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Europe and the US have failed in Syria

GT/2020
Lorenz Hemicker

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If the US withdraws from Afghanistan, it will jeopardize the progress made in recent years

GT/2019

The Bundeswehr is plagued by understaffing and equipment shortages, but policymakers reject a significant budget increase

GT/2019
Christoph Heusgen

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Eva-Maria Hilker

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The “Wurst” is over: Berlin has emerged as a hot spot for vegetarian and vegan cuisine.

GT/2019
Frank Hofmann

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The COVID-19 crisis: An opportunity for more integration?

GT/2020
Heike Holdinghausen

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German youths have taken up the mantle, cutting class on Fridays to demand more effective climate protection

GT/2019

Germany wants to quit nuclear energy and coal, and fast

GT/2019
Claus Hulverscheidt

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The US Department of Labor has designated Charleston a national model region for the advancement of vocational training based on the German apprenticeship system

GT/2018
Wolfgang Ischinger

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The EU has to become a stronger foreign policy actor

GT/2020

Time to take responsibility: Germany is called upon to help manage tensions relating to the Iran Deal and the Strait of Hormuz

GT/2019

Thank you, Mr. President! An obituary for the 41st US President, George H.W. Bush

GT/2018
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Michael Jahn

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Is Berlin on its way to becoming a global soccer capital on par with Madrid, London and Milan?

GT/2019
Hans-Jürgen Jakobs

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Behind the trade wars prompted by the US president looms nothing less than a fight over the new economic world order

GT/2018
Robert Kagan

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Authoritarian advantage: The struggle for a liberal world order is occuring not just outside the West but also within it

GT/2019
Nina Kallmeier

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The wander years

GT/2019
Karl-Heinz Kamp

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NATO: Recalibrating its geostrategic compass is a must if the Alliance is to remain relevant

GT/2019
Stephan Kaufmann

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Economically, Eastern Germany is still lagging behind

GT/2020
Mirco Keilberth

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Ticking time bomb

GT/2021
Dieter Kempf

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German-American economic relations in troubled waters

GT/2018
Jan Kepp

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Brandenburg gait: Culture destinations outside of Berlin

GT/2020

A black box on an aquarium

GT/2019

Berlin is gearing up to celebrate the 70th anniversary of the Berlin Airlift.

GT/2018
Thomas Kistner

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German coaches are the most successful in European soccer

GT/2020

Borussia Dortmund is eager to break the supremacy of FC Bayern Munich in Germany’s Bundesliga

GT/2019

After Germany’s early exit at the 2018 Soccer World Cup in Russia, head coach Joachim Löw finally realized it was time to build a new team

GT/2019
Joachim Klaehn

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German soccer fans are worried about their clubs’ ability to stay competitive in the face of European rivals with massive spending power

GT/2018
Inge Kloepfer

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Game changer

GT/2020

Women in Germany are still massively under-represented in positions of leadership in business, politics and culture, but they themselves contribute to this stagnation

GT/2019
Hannes Koch

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Berlin’s new BER airport will finally go online

GT/2020
Peter H. Koepf

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Greater Berlin: In 1920 Adolf Wermuth created the modern metropolis

GT/2020

Angela Merkel’s CDU is in disarray

GT/2020

The AfD’s populist rhetoric attracts those who are traumatized by the past and scared of the future

GT/2019
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Stephan Kohler

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Burning fossil fuels jeopardizes the very livelihoods of vulnerable groups and could result in a massive rise in the world’s already significant number of refugees

GT/2019
Andreas Kopietz

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Arab clans control many Berlin streets where the police dare to patrol only in squads of multiple officers.

GT/2019
Ilko-Sascha Kowalczuk

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Germany is celebrating the 30th anniversary of the Peaceful Revolution against communist rule

GT/2019
KPM

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Ivan Krastev

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How Europe should counter the rise of illiberal democracies

GT/2020
Nicola Kuhn

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The James Simon Gallery has finally opened its doors

GT/2019
Killian Lannister

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Zee Germans and their bare bottoms

GT/2020
Claus Leggewie

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The German Trade Union Confederation is celebrating its 70th birthday this year at a time when representing workers’ interests is as urgent as ever

GT/2019
Daniel Leisegang

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Knock, knock! Huawei’s there

GT/2020

Listen up: Huawei, 5G and the new geopolitics

GT/2019

European policymakers are looking to punish data misuse and foster more internet competition

GT/2019
Johannes Leithäuser

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Homecoming game: US troops leaving Germany?

GT/2020

Donald Trump wants Germany to beef up its military spending. But the real numbers underlying the dispute don’t add up

GT/2019

No longer able to rely on America’s military leadership, the EU is harmonizing its military capabilities and facilities

GT/2018
Mark Leonard

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EU elections could become an unlikely battleground for the future of the liberal world order

GT/2019
Lutz Lichtenberger

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Backroom bravado: Who will succeed Angela Merkel

GT/2020

Lutz Lichtenberger’s Trans-Atlantic Book Review

GT/2020

Live to debate another day – not having easy answers is a liberal asset, not a moral failing

GT/2019
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Stefan Locke

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The Solidarity Pact that provided cash and financial stability to the eastern German states following reunification is about to expire

GT/2019
Gertrude Lübbe-Wolff

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The Basic Law – Germany’s constitution – at 70

GT/2019
Michael Lüders

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Are the US, Israel and Saudi Arabia preparing for regime change in Iran?

GT/2019
Jason Lutes

Articles

Berlin: An epic graphic novel

GT/2019
Jonathan Lutes

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Cancel culture: Values and moral priorities are changing rapidly

GT/2020

Circling the square: The brouhaha at Walter-Benjamin-Platz

GT/2019
Heiko Maas

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Germany and the US need to talk. Why a new trans-Atlantic exchange offers a unique opportunity to do so.

GT/2018
Martin Machowecz

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Eastern Germany is finally asserting itself

GT/2020
Robert Malley

Articles

The conundrum of the Washington-Tehran stalemate

GT/2020
Philip Manow

Articles

Populism: Symptom of our current crisis of democracy

GT/2020
Lorenz Maroldt

Articles

BER: A dinosaur is born

GT/2020
Georg Mascolo

Articles

And the border guard wept: How we came to film the decisive moments of the fall of the Wall at Bornholmer Straße

GT/2019

What should Europe do with its captured IS militants?

GT/2019

The Germans know what they owe the Americans. But what does that mean for the future?

GT/2018
Ina Mathes

Articles

Mandatory Musk: Tesla is building a factory in Brandenburg

GT/2020
Verena Mayer

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Swimming to Berlin: Their heroic flight from war-torn Syria made the Mardini sisters, Yusra and Sarah, famous all over the world.

GT/2019
Ulrich Menzel

Articles

Chimera: The hegemonic transition to China

GT/2019
Stormy-Annika Mildner

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German and US companies are among the most important foreign investors in each other’s markets. A trade war is bad for everyone

GT/2018
Leonid Mlechin

Articles

Sunset in the east – The culture of the GDR is fading with time

GT/2019
Almut Möller

Articles

Brexit may actually strengthen the EU

GT/2020
Agnes Monka

Articles

Jewish Museum Berlin is opening a new chapter

GT/2020

Discriminating minds: Three perspectives on racism, part III

GT/2020

After five years as director of the Jewish Museum Berlin, Peter Schäfer is throwing in the towel

GT/2019
Tim Moore

Articles

Front runner: Biking the Iron Curtain from the Arctic to the Black Sea

GT/2019
Wolfgang Mulke

Articles

Bayer’s purchase of Monsanto is giving the aspirin makers a big headache

GT/2019
Michael Müller

Articles

BACK ON CENTER STAGE

GT/2019
Joachim Müller-Jung

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Trump’s offer to buy Greenland is a sign that an ecologically destabilized Arctic could become the theater of a new Cold War

GT/2019
Herfried Münkler

Articles

Why modern wars never end. Violence has morphed from a political instrument into an economic resource, but this is only one of five reasons for today’s never-ending conflicts

GT/2019
Philip D. Murphy

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With America-at-Large in retreat, look to America’s states for leadership

GT/2018
Matthias Nass

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Brextravaganza: More time is a blessing – for the UK and the EU both

GT/2019
Klaus Naumann

Articles

Even if prudent, there will be no European army any time soon

GT/2019
Robert Normen

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Gabriele Tergit’s epic novel about a Berlin family dynasty is being rediscovered. It is a literary triumph

GT/2019

The EU elections have put a spin on all the German parties

GT/2019

Dirk of yore: After 21 years in the NBA, the great Dirk Nowitzki is calling it quits. A look back at a transcendent career

GT/2019
Joseph S. Nye Jr.

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The US and Europe hold a hand that’s too good to fold

GT/2020
Paul Ostwald

Articles

Why a young Berliner at Oxford founded a science publication for refugees

GT/2018
Tanja Penter

Articles

Victory and liberation from the Nazis in Ukraine

GT/2020
Volker Perthes

Articles

Withdrawing from the nuclear deal is a major blunder – the E-3 must pick up the baton

GT/2018
Petra Pinzler

Articles

Don’t forget the climate crisis

GT/2020
Nikolaus Piper

Articles

Tired of winning: Who bears the consequences of President Trump’s tariff policies?

GT/2019

German companies are doing well in the US, but Trump’s unorthodox trade policy is producing a “climate of instability”

GT/2019

Germany is going to promote and protect industrial champions.

GT/2019
Gemma Pörzgen

Articles

Éminence grise

GT/2020

Putin forever

GT/2020

The Kremlin at dusk: Putin’s popularity is waning

GT/2019
Detlef Prinz

Articles

Sommer Time

GT/2022

Diplomatic hub

GT/2021

Dear Mr. President

GT/2021
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Herbert Quelle

Articles

The German harmonica and African-American blues culture may be an odd couple. But they have come a long way together

GT/2019
Nikolas Rechenberg

Articles

Climate change is transforming viticulture in Germany

GT/2019
Sabine Rennefanz

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Many eastern Germans have a love-hate relationship to reunification

GT/2020
Katja Ridderbusch

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Many Americans abroad face an increased tax burden as a result of President Trump’s tax reform. Dual citizens are renouncing their US nationality at record rates

GT/2019
Oliver Rolofs

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Manfred Ronzheimer

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How Brandenburg’s farmers are striving to fulfill their Berlin customers’ demands for organic fruits and vegetables

GT/2019

Germany’s sharing economy is catching on

GT/2019

Innovation is seen as a stepping stone to the future in Germany

GT/2018
Rüdiger Rossig

Articles

No man’s land

GT/2019
Michael Rutz

Articles

EUreka! The EU remains a great success. Brexit will only strengthen it, and even the UK will know it to be true

GT/2019
Derek Scally

Articles

Brexit: Breakup therapy

GT/2020
Juliane Schäuble

Articles

Pondering a possible Biden-Harris administration

GT/2020

Trumpelstiltskin

GT/2020

Christoph Heusgen, German ambassador to the United Nations, talks about Germany’s goals, Donald Trump and German blue helmet missions

GT/2019
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Ursula Scheer

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In 2018, German screenwriter and director Christian Petzold was invited to be a member of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, yet his work couldn’t be less Hollywood

GT/2019

TV-series Berlin Babylon is depicting life in the German capital during the Roaring Twenties

GT/2018
Mark Schieritz

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The once-proud Deutsche Bank is in dire straits

GT/2019

Businesses will learn to cope with Brexit, and EU member states will do everything they can to avoid complete chaos

GT/2019

The president of the United States is squawking about Germany’s trade surplus – and not without reason, yet he fails to grasp reality in Germany and the United States

GT/2018
Dagmar Schindler-Nickel

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The people of Kallstadt are known for their hospitality and open-mindedness, yet they are skeptical about a visit by the US president to his grandfather’s hometown

GT/2019
Jürgen Schmieder

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Like many German athletes, Moritz Wagner had a rough go of it when he arrived in the US. Now he’s a Los Angeles Laker.

GT/2019

Angelique Kerber was knocked out early on in this year’s US Open. But she’s not worried.

GT/2018
Holger Schmieding

Articles

Divergent paths: Responses to the COVID-19 pandemic

GT/2020
Horst Schneider

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Alba’s basketballers are taking the game to the classroom

GT/2018
Gregor Schöllgen

Articles

NATO and the EU were created in a world that vanished 30 years ago. Clinging to that lost era means denying the facts of the present day

GT/2019
Sylvia Schreiber

Articles

Commission possible

GT/2020

Who is setting the tone in EU foreign policy

GT/2020
Thomas Schuler

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Facebook is funding research on media, ethics and innovation. Welcome promotion or damnable colonization of journalism by a tech giant?

GT/2019

Benjamin Balint has written a book about the long-running “custody battle” over Franz Kafka’s legacy

GT/2019

Telling it like it is – sort of: The fabrications of a promising young reporter have left the German weekly Der Spiegel in dire straits, with its much-lauded fact-checking department being called to account

GT/2019
Sergei Shmatko

Articles

Burning fossil fuels jeopardizes the very livelihoods of vulnerable groups and could result in a massive rise in the world’s already significant number of refugees

GT/2019
P. W. Singer

Articles

The real cyber threat is your likes

GT/2019
Anne-Marie Slaughter

Articles

“What’s wrong with America First?”

GT/2019
Tong-Jin Smith

Articles

A Berlin initiative is calling for the expropriation of private housing companies. A crazy idea or a necessary step?

GT/2019

Rich and sexy: Booming Berlin is driving up real estate prices

GT/2018
Julianne Smith

Articles

The EU-US relationship is in crisis

GT/2019
Stephen Smith

Articles

The scramble for Europe

GT/2019
Artem Sokolov

Articles

It’s understandable that Germany wants to evade the defense commitments demanded by the US

GT/2019
Theo Sommer

Articles

A call for European leadership in times of turmoil

GT/2020

US and China: Rocky road ahead

GT/2020

A war’s end and a fresh start

GT/2020
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Volker Stanzel

Articles

Europeans must forge a new social consensus on foreign policy

GT/2019
Benjamin Steininger

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Petromelancholia and its discontents

GT/2019
Ronen Steinke

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Targeting tolerance: Is far-right terrorism on the rise in Germany?

GT/2019

What should Europe do with its captured IS militants?

GT/2019
Frank-Walter Steinmeier

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Our responsibility: Frank-Walter Steinmeier’s speech at Yad Vashem

GT/2020
Dmitri Stratievski

Articles

To cut the Gordian Knot in Eastern Ukraine, Volodymyr Zelensky will have to skirt accusations of treason while convincing the Kremlin to change its course

GT/2019
Mark Terkessidis

Articles

Discriminating minds: Three perspectives on racism, part I

GT/2020
Magdalena Thiele

Articles

A company is founded every 20 minutes in Berlin

GT/2019
Michael Thumann

Articles

German-Russian relations are poisoned, but common interests persist

GT/2020
Dmitri Trenin

Articles

Despite their troubles, Europe and the US are not withering away.

GT/2019

Despite the recent cooling-off, Russia and Germany can still work together – if they see each other for what they really are

GT/2018
Gayle Tufts

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How I learned to love the Staatsangehörigkeitsbehörde – and to pronounce it properly

GT/2018
Peter Uehling

Articles

Time to celebrate the 20th anniversary of Berlin’s Young Euro Classic festival – as well as a number of former participants who’ve made it big

GT/2019
Ulrich Viehöver

Articles

Before passing away, Ferdinand Piëch exhorted his heirs to keep the Porsche-Volkswagen Group intact

GT/2019

Germany’s carmakers must break out of their deep sleep and reinvent themselves as soon as they can

GT/2019
Karsten D. Voigt

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What we used to call the West: The US under Trump has become a risk factor in transatlantic relations

GT/2019
Claudia von Duehren

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Spree in New York: Singer Katharine Mehrling returns to Manhattan in style

GT/2019

Perfectly suited: Berlin designer Patrick Hellmann is preparing to take Manhattan

GT/2019
Christoph von Eichhorn

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Bill Gates is wrong. Nuclear power will not save the climate. Beyond Chernobyl and Fukushima, there’s too much speaking against it

GT/2019
Albrecht von Lucke

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The histrionic debate over nationalization and forcible expropriation in Germany distracts from a more urgent conversation

GT/2019
Christoph von Marschall

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Germans complain about Donald Trump and the decline of the liberal order, but they’re doing little themselves to defend it

GT/2019
Bettina Weiguny

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Zee Germans & their dogs: Dogs are popular pets all over the world, but there’s something special – one might say odd – about the Germans’ relationship with their four-legged friends

GT/2019
Marlene Weiß

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We often hear that more R&D is necessary to save our climate, but the necessary technologies have long existed – we just have to put them to use

GT/2019

Climate change is more painfully noticeable today than ever before

GT/2019
André Wolf

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Nord Stream 2 and its myriad stakeholders

GT/2020
Jon Wolfsthal

Articles

It’s not rocket science: After scrapping INF, how might we prevent Arms Race 2.0?

GT/2019
Benjamin Zeeb

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WHY EUROPE NEEDS A PLAN B. Or how to make Europe great again.

GT/2018
Peter Zehner

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Save the Children was founded 100 years ago

GT/2020

Trash tourism: A popular new activity for Berlin visitors: picking up garbage with friends

GT/2019
Kathrin Zinkant

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A spike in the number of measles cases in Germany has revived the debate over mandatory vaccinations

GT/2019
Andreas Zumach

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Washington’s hawks seem to be doing all they can to provoke Iran into a conflict

GT/2019