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

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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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What does the “new man” look like? And how will this man live in the future? 100 years ago, the Bauhaus in Weimar began to revolutionize the world of design. A new museum spotlights its work

GT/2019

Who is John Maynard? For many Germans, the ballad of this heroic helmsman is inextricably linked to Lake Erie and the city of Buffalo. Its author, Theodor Fontane, was born two centuries ago this year.

GT/2019

The wintertime march honoring Rosa Luxemburg and Karl Liebknecht is a bizarre parade of the pious in eastern Berlin.

GT/2018
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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

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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

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The conundrum of the Washington-Tehran stalemate

GT/2020
Philip Manow

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Populism: Symptom of our current crisis of democracy

GT/2020
Lorenz Maroldt

Articles

BER: A dinosaur is born

GT/2020
Georg Mascolo

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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

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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

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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

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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

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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

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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

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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

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

GT/2018
Tanja Penter

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Victory and liberation from the Nazis in Ukraine

GT/2020
Volker Perthes

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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

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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

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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

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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

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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

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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

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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

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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
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

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

GT/2019
Theo Sommer

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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

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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

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Discriminating minds: Three perspectives on racism, part I

GT/2020
Magdalena Thiele

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A company is founded every 20 minutes in Berlin

GT/2019
Michael Thumann

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German-Russian relations are poisoned, but common interests persist

GT/2020
Dmitri Trenin

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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

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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

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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