Germany’s leaders talk about taking on more responsibilities in world affairs. But the country’s government struggles with even basic forms of efficiency.
In Charts: Checking Up on Germany
A collection of charts, maps and graphs exploring Germany.
Moldova Tries to Break from Moscow’s Grip
Moldova has made a serious effort to reform itself and break free from Moscow’s sphere of influence. But it needs Western support.
Macron at the Barricades
Is it all downhill for President Macron from here on out? The early political fortunes of two other major Western reform politicians – Margaret Thatcher and Bill Clinton – should provide comfort.
How to Establish More Balance in the Top-Heavy US Economy?
The U.S. model of shareholder capitalism only benefits the top 10% of society. Northern Europe’s codetermination model expands economic opportunity.
Europe: Five Big Surprises for 2019
Dealing in alternate realities is a tricky business. As is often noted, predictions are hard, especially about the future.
Tomas Masaryk and Czechoslovakian Independence, 100 Years Ago
Few people are aware that Czechoslovak independence was declared in the United States, in Philadelphia on October 26, 1918.
Tomas Masaryk: The Background
The story of the man who worked tirelessly for Czech and Slovak autonomy.
The European Path to Digital Transformation
What are the mission-critical requirements for future digital business in Germany and Europe that need to be mastered?
Can Europe Cope With Radical Technological Change?
Implications of radical technological change for a European path to digital transformation.























