Europe needs not only the strategy, but also the will to implement it, so that we can break free from our dependence on products and services from the US and China. European tech companies are ready to do this.
By Werner Neubauer
Data instead of doctrines: GEOINT is shaping the new security architecture, writes SpaceWatch.Global editor Torsten Kriening. Germany is ready for plug-and-play interoperability, he says. But is this approach enough to really keep up with NATO?
By Redaktion Table
Nuclear expert Liviu Horovitz from the German Institute for International and Security Affairs believes that a European nuclear strategy is possible. The decision must be made by a democratically elected “Deterrence Council.”
By Liviu Horovitz
European raw materials policy is contradictory, according to Pouyan Dardashti, CEO of the Thommen Group. The collection gap for e-waste, for example, is self-inflicted. What Europe and Germany can learn from Switzerland.
By Pouyan Dardashti
An alliance with the West’s “middle powers” would be India’s best option. Can the country overcome old ways of thinking – and realign its political apparatus accordingly?
By Ajay Shah
The narrative of “engineering state China” versus a “lawyerly West” falls short. Looking ahead to the upcoming National People’s Congress in Beijing, one thing becomes clear: China’s policymaking rests on a complex system of innovation and governance. And that, in turn, implies clear industrial-policy homework for Germany and Europe.
By Rudolf Scharping
At this turning point in history, the EU needs a comprehensive strategy for security, prosperity, and independence. Decarbonization and climate protection are effective levers for achieving this. Europe must move forward with determination.
By Jennifer Morgan
To instill a new strategic mindset in the German Armed Forces, the German federal government must show greater resolve in persuading skeptics. Only then can the troops be made “combat-ready,” argues Roderich Kiesewetter in his book “Was wollen wir? Was können wir?” (“What Do We Want? What Can We Do?”), published today.
By Roderich Kiesewetter
The parties in the S&D, Green, and Left groups have been steadily gaining ground in the polls, and their approval ratings have recently recovered somewhat. The EPP, on the other hand, has slipped to a low point.
By Manuel Müller
European companies are looking for alternatives to China. India is emerging as an independent future market with major growth potential, writes Jörg Buchheim, CEO of automotive supplier Webasto.
By Jörg Buchheim
