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This is an important text that holds many lessons for other transatlantic partners (-> Merz)

Time to tackle the "what if" question. Could Europe trust France on defense if it is run by a President Le Pen or Bardella? 👉 Latest column lnternationale Politik Quarterly ip-quarterly.com/en/why-le-pen-…

In our new issue, Gordon Peake, former senior advisor at the United States Institute of Peace, shares an inside view on the death of American soft power. ip-quarterly.com/en/death-ameri…

New Brussels Briefing: Ursula von der Leyen, Emmanuel Macron, and Friedrich Merz are Europe’s anchors, Rebecca Christie writes. Can they put together a new EU budget in the face of Trump and populism? ip-quarterly.com/en/who-you-cal…

NEW: Dubai already shows what a post-Western world will look like. However, Lukas Paul Schmelter writes, it only functions based on the remnants of the liberal world order. ip-quarterly.com/en/dubai-harbi…

New in our summer issue, Frank Sauer: ip-quarterly.com/en/how-save-eu…

Donald Trump is trying to impose a new model for trade and investment on the world—and despite his penchant for denouncing globalism, it’s as globalist as the old one, Harold James writes. ip-quarterly.com/en/perverse-gl…

Read Dr Samir Puri in our summer issue on rebalancing global governance without the USA, its resources, or expertise: ip-quarterly.com/en/global-gove…

In his latest Berlin Cable, Henning Hoff asks what happens now, after German Chancellor Freidrich Merz voiced appreciation for Donald Trump and Benjamin Netanyahu’s “dirty work” campaign against Iran and its nuclear program. ip-quarterly.com/en/merz-improv…

Berlin has summoned the Chinese ambassador, after saying this morning that the Chinese military targeted a German aircraft. The incident illustrates what Noah Barkin argued in IPQ recently: that Europe should not increase its dependency on China. ip-quarterly.com/en/europe-betw…

NEW from Vladislav Inozemtsev & Dmitry Nekrasov: Many economists argue that Putin cannot “afford” peace with Ukraine, because Russia’s economy would collapse as a result. This is not the case. ip-quarterly.com/en/why-peace-u…

The latest Pariscope from @josephdeweck: Geography and economics mean that even under a President Marine Le Pen, France could not walk away from European and German security. ip-quarterly.com/en/why-le-pen-…

There are challenges ahead for Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk: ip-quarterly.com/en/tusks-forei…

NEW from Jack Janes and Markus Ziener: A systematic transformation is occurring in the United States, with profound ramifications for Europe. This is not just a political disagreement; it’s a struggle over the meaning of modernity. ip-quarterly.com/en/west-at-war…

.Körber-Stiftung IP's Julia Ganter in our summer issue: ip-quarterly.com/en/europeans-s…

The EU’s cautious reaction to Trump’s trade wars has served it relatively well. But now is the time to switch to a tougher approach, Etienne Höra and @aleichthammer argue in our summer issue: ip-quarterly.com/en/red-lines-a…

NEW: Amid rising geopolitical tensions, the NB8, the little-known forum that brings together the Nordic and Baltic states, is evolving into an important political force. But it faces many challenges, write Jakob Hallgren and Mark Rhinard. ip-quarterly.com/en/forum-force…

NEW from Jacob Mardell: What China’s green tech exports to the Global South mean for the European Union, ahead of next week’s summit between EU and Chinese leaders. ip-quarterly.com/en/chinas-clea…

Daniel J. Sargent, professor of American history and citizenship UC Berkeley History, in our summer issue: ip-quarterly.com/en/remaking-wo…

Gordon Peake, a former senior advisor at the United States Institute of Peace, in our summer issue: ip-quarterly.com/en/death-ameri…