An independent Scotland within the EU risks becoming Greece, but without the handouts. Its living standards would rapidly descend.
Trump’s Jawboning Won’t Deliver Enough US Jobs
Is the U.S. President trying to evade the necessity to tackle China on trade policy?
Trump’s Move Away From Globalization: Europe’s Perspective
Stephan Richter’s interview on NPR’s Marketplace Morning Report, on the latest G20 summit in Germany and signs of the U.S. under Trump backing away from globalization.
US/Middle East: Power Politics or Amateur Hour?
Assessing the interests and weaknesses of the U.S., Saudi Arabia, Turkey and Iran in the Middle East.
The Black Box of Executive Compensation
German companies need to do much more to live up to the transparency standards required by democracy in the age of globalization.
India’s 2017 Election Shocker
What’s behind Modi’s (and the BJP’s) unexpectedly big wins in key Indian state elections?
Germany’s Past: From Shame to Fascination?
Not long ago, Germans shunned their country’s past. Now, they are far more open-eyed.
Should Germany Really Have to Spend More on Defense?
It is not on track to meet NATO commitments, but Germany argues it is paying in other ways.
Stephen K. Bannon, Destroyer
Jimmy Carter’s failed Iran rescue was a key event in Trump strategist Steve Bannon’s life – then he authorized a similar botched raid in Yemen.
Trump Delivers for His Wall Street Pals
Wall Street rejoices as tough U.S. prosecutors are fired and rules abandoned.
























