Europe’s Revival of a Deadly Culture
Europe began a historic cultural revival this year: Previous revivals have had deadly consequences for ‘unbelievers.’
Europe’s Next Generation Combat System
Former competitors are now collaborating against their new archenemy: the U.S.A. Should you be concerned?
Germany Celebrates Charlemagne
Inside European cathedrals is the glorification of a heritage that should trigger nightmares.
Why Is Austria Promoting the Crown of Charlemagne?
Austrian Chancellor Sebastian Kurz wants Europe to remember Charlemagne and the Holy Roman Empire.
North-Rhine Westphalia Government Saves Catholic Priest Training
New agreement with Bochum University points to more Catholic involvement in German politics.
Consequences of the Bavarian Election
Are we about to see job vacancies in one of Germany’s most important political parties?
Merkel’s Leadership Wanes
The German chancellor faces a rising revolt within her own party.
Is This the Next Mister Europe?
Only few know the man that might soon head one of the world’s most powerful institutions.
What If a Refugee Triggers the Bomb in Germany?
A failed biological bomb attack by Sief Allah H. poses the question: What will happen if another migrant succeeds?
What Is Germany Doing in Iraq?
Without NATO or the United Nations, Germany is conducting its own military mission in Iraq—to oppose Iran.
Germany’s Clash of Cultures
Pushed by radical Islam, Germany is undergoing a dramatic revival of its nationalist past and culture.
Thousands of Minors Join German Army
History has shown that if an army wants to get ahead, it has to start young.
Denmark Forces Women to Unveil
Denmark’s ban against the burka and niqab signals a dangerous trend in Europe.
Putin and Erdoğan Knock Again at Merkel’s Door
Sanctions force the two autocrats to negotiate with Germany over Syria.
Austria’s Imperial Presidency
Austria’s 2018 presidency of the European Council is historic—and prophetic.
No End in Sight for Germany’s New Military Budget
Germany prepares for a massive military increase.
Guttenberg Calls for German Intervention in Syria
Former defense minister says he has had enough of Germany’s ‘cheap excuses.’
The Return of the Cross in Bavaria
Despite separation of church and state, Bavaria demands that every government building hang Christian crosses.
Viktor Orbán’s Reelection: Another ‘King’ Secures His Reign
Rather than foreshadowing a failed European project, Orbán’s victory points to the rise of a stronger European power.
Russia Tests Europe’s Nerves in the Baltic Sea
As their aggressive neighbor strengthens its military, how scared should East Europeans be?
German Government Increases Security, Surveillance Powers
Interior Minister Horst Seehofer: ‘Safety is a human right. A strong state does not tolerate a legal vacuum.’
Germany Approves New Russian Gas Pipeline
Many are bewildered by Germany’s apparent surrender to Russia’s wishes. In fact, the two are dividing Europe between themselves.
Spies Spying on Spies: Germany Sets Up New Counterespionage Unit
For the first time since the Cold War, Germany’s Intelligence Service resurrects its counterespionage unit and moves into new headquarters.
German Interior Minister: Christianity, Not Islam, Shapes Germany
Chancellor Merkel disagrees, but most Germans agree with Horst Seehofer: ‘Islam does not belong to Germany.’
Germany to Lead NATO Forces in the Baltic
Berlin takes command of another military headquarters.
