Poland’s former head of state Kwaśniewski sees true peace in Ukraine as a distant prospect

During his visit to Berlin, Iranian opposition politician Reza Pahlavi accuses Europeans of appeasement towards the regime in Tehran

The dangerous alliance between the religious right and the Trump administration, a holy war in Iran and attempts at missionary work in Germany - a conversation with US expert and journalist Arnd Henze about efforts to reshape American society according to biblical principles and destroy democracy

Hungarian voters have shown: Even autocracies are not invincible

Jean Asselborn and Martin Schulz: The election in Hungary shows how to counter the shift to the right in Europe

Just before the Hungarian election, Ákos Tóth, former deputy editor-in-chief of Népszabadság, and other experts were guests on korrespondenten.cafe

The Pearl Harbor Effect and why saving face can be so dangerous in war, the importance of politicians who are willing to take bold steps, and why the U.S. may have outlived its role as a global power. A discussion with Erich Vad, Angela Merkel’s former security policy advisor, on the wars of our time

Rebuilding war-torn Syria is a Herculean task. Syrians in Germany are expected to play a crucial role in this effort—Chancellor Merz and Interim President al-Sharaa agreed on this during the interim president's first visit to Berlin

Syrian Interim President Ahmad al-Sharaa is visiting Germany for the first time. Human rights activists are protesting the visit of the former militia leader, for whom the U.S. had even offered a bounty

In the war against Iran, the Gulf states are seen as victims. Yet in other countries, they themselves resort to violence. There is no better example of this than in Yemen, where Saudi Arabia and the Emirates are competing with one another