Perspectives on peace over the past five centuries, from China to Nelson Mandela.
Shunning Egypt’s Al Sisi?
The West was not only happy to flirt with Mubarak. It is also still in bed with plenty of bad guys.
Merkel: One More Time
In 2017, German Chancellor Merkel will assume the helm of her troubled country – for the fourth time. Unless she decides not to run.
Race for the White House: The Greatest Circus on Earth
Four reasons why the world community should stop paying so much attention to the U.S. presidential elections.
Britain’s Colonial Legacy Promotes Unfairness in African Education
Outdated examination models are shutting talented Africans out of university education
India’s Smart Cities: A Vision Without Base
The lack of a strong system of local autonomy and a poor infrastructure are the most serious handicaps for India’s Smart City vision.
TTIP: Yes or No? — A Brief Checklist
Plenty of reasons why Europeans should be very wary to conclude this trade deal with the US.
TTIP: Why the Rush?
Reflections on the negotiating style of the United States.
US: Corruption Unchained
It’s becoming ever harder to go after corrupt politicians and lobbyists in the United States.
Fed Needs to Rethink How to Tighten Monetary Policy
The Federal Reserve going about the process of tightening in the wrong way could have severe global repercussions.























