In the controversy surrounding his phone call with Ukrainian President Zelensky, Donald Trump negates any wrongdoings but has confirmed that Joe Biden and his son Hunter were, indeed, a topic of the conversation – yet solely regarding a possible involvement...
The third debate is in the books. While neither the audience or the viewers witnessed new ground-breaking policy ideas, the race has begun to take shape. Assessing winners of losers remains subjective. Depending on the news outlet and polling data,...
Following the dismissal of John Bolton last week, President Trump has appointed his new Security Advisor today – his fourth in twenty months. It raises questions not only in terms of strategies but on the degree of influence a Trump...
Congress has returned after its summer break and with it, the i-word Democrats have been utilising so generously since 2016: impeachment. And the House is seeking answers. On Thursday a roadmap for potential proceedings was finalised. Nonetheless, the chances of...
Germany has been facing a steady idiosyncrasy between theory and practice of deportations. In 2018 every second deportation failed, leading to only 26.000 enforced deportations for the whole year. This trend has continued into 2019. From January till June, the...
The elections in Saxony and Brandenburg were the latest success stories of Germany’s far-right party, the AfD. And the question amongst politicians remains: how to deal with this phenomenon, that seemingly overcomes a long-standing law in German politics: there is...
National Security Adviser John Bolton resigned on Tuesday, upon President Trump’s request. Both men had numerous political disagreements between them, Trump stated. “I informed John Bolton last night that his White House services are no longer needed,” Donald Trump wrote...
A peace agreement between the United States and the radical Islamic Taliban was on the verge of being facilitated. Until President Trump abruptly cancelled the negotiations in the early morning hours. Trump confirmed that a meeting Taliban delegates, as well...
For a year now, the two largest economies have been engaged in a trade war that has slowed economic growth in both countries but has also been detrimental to the global economy. People are rarely cognizant of the economy’s intricacies....
The states of Saxony and Brandenburg have voted. And while the Christian Democratic Union (CDU) and Social Democratic Party (SPD) appear to display an ill-advised form of relief, both are left with a big ask: to find stable coalitions and...
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