Remote-Arbeit mit falschen Identitäten soll Kernwaffen- und Raketenprogramme des Landes finanzieren

South Korea’s rise as a foreign policy power through military capabilities / Analysis by Prof. Dr. Choi Jae-duk

Ambassador Kai Sauer in conversation: “Security doesn’t start with the military, but with the cohesion of society as a whole”

Diplomacy is only successful when it can draw on clear economic and military strength. Conversely, military and economic strength are meaningless if they are not accompanied by sound diplomacy. Ambassador Rolf Nikel was the guest at diplo.academy

Gerhard Karner Meets Alexander Dobrindt: Interior Ministers from Germany and Austria Are Pushing for “Negative Net Migration” of Migrants

What was the Helsinki Process – and how could it serve as a model today? Op-ed by Timothy Marschall Jones

Intelligence agencies are set to receive more powers and tools to combat hybrid threats—related legislation is expected to be presented to the Cabinet by early August at the latest

Germany’s European Policy Must Take on More Responsibility / Op-Ed by Dietrich von Kyaw

Former Minister of State for Culture Julian Nida-Rümelin Advocates for a Historical Perspective on the Present

Andrew Mitchell used the Noerr Summer Party as a platform for a bilateral update: from security to the Erasmus program to high-speed rail