Transatlantic relations and the state of Europe dominated the Munich Security Conference. Although there were no major scandals, the battle lines are clearer than ever

From April onwards, a more constructive Hungary could be sitting at the table in Brussels

Trump and the “demolition men” of the 21st century: The radical shift in US foreign policy will dominate the Munich Security Conference

Since Trump's peace efforts in Ukraine, the image of the US has improved, while that of Europe remains negative. Only young Russians and YouTube users see things a little differently.

Exemplary public diplomacy: How Israelis and Palestinians want to bring peace to the Middle East with the help of civil society and are hoping for assistance from Germany

Not a panacea, but a promise that the most serious crimes will not go unpunished: A German judge's plea not to jeopardize the “Cour Pénale Spéciale” by cutting

An African perspective on the transatlantic quarrels: Europes lack of political cohesion and defence weaknesses diminish its credibility as an independant actor. To leave the comfort of dependence on the US is not a matter of resources but of political will

Top diplomat in korrespondenten.cafe: Review of Davos, outlook on Munich and a sobering diagnosis of the world situation

Head of the Munich Security Conference hopes to have an educational effect on US lawmakers

How big is the Russian threat in the Arctic really, what is the point of missile defense, and what is Germany's future role in the region? Questions and answers on the Greenland debate