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Lateinamerikas Rolle im Dreieck mit Europa und den USA

Trump, China und Europa

Was vom „Pivot to Asia“ übrig blieb

Viel Lärm um nichts

Trumps Afrikapolitik und ihre Folgen für Europa

Viel Rhetorik, wenig Wandel

Der Umgang mit Russland unter Trump

Weniger Trump, mehr Europa!

Amerikas Schlagseite im Nahen Osten erfordert ein stärkeres europäisches Engagement

Zerstörer der liberalen Weltordnung?

Trumps Unilateralismus und seine Folgen

Zwischen Innovation und Regulierung

Zur Notwendigkeit transatlantischer Kooperation im digitalen Raum

“The EU’s Normative Appeal Ought Not to Be Underestimated”

An interview with Olaf Wientzek, European Policy Coordinator at the Konrad-Adenauer-Stiftung

A Huge Leap to Green Energy?

The Future of Africa’s Energy Supply

The lack of a comprehensive, reliable electricity supply is a central obstacle to economic development on the African continent. In times of climate change, the question arises as to how the rising energy demand can be met in a climate-friendly manner. Western partners, and Germany in particular, emphasise the opportunities presented by renewable energy, but some African countries are already making plans for nuclear alternatives – and fossil fuels are by no means out of the running, either.

Dedicated Democrats against the Global Trend?

Attitudes towards Democracy in Africa

Africa contains more transitional democracies than any other world region. Could the crisis of the liberal world order draw the continent towards authoritarianism? This article suggests that Africa’s democratisation may continue despite the current global trend towards illiberalism. Survey responses from 36 societies on the continent reveal a widespread commitment to the practices and principles of liberal democracy.