Hans Dembowski

In a recently published paper, the Federation of German Industries argues that Germany needs a more strategic international-development policy which must take more account of China’s growing global influence.

According to Moshe Zimmermann, extremists on both sides have been obstructing the peace process in the Near East for a long time

Because governments of – and people in – developing countries have lost faith in the G7, Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa plus some newcomers can claim to speak for the so-called “Global South”

Ghanaian scholar assesses Russia’s role in ECOWAS and speaks of new scramble for Africa

For good reason, it is considered antisemitism to assess Israel in a more critical light than other states. However, philosemitism – a prejudiced endorsement of anything Jewish – is not helpful in fighting antisemitism.

A new German primer elaborates how antisemitism has changed in history and how it keeps changing

Development cooperation is better than the conventional wisdom admits

A German sociologist’s systems theory highlights limits of global governance

The greatest problem in the Israel-Palestine conflict is that both sides have reason to believe the other one wants to destroy them.

Official development assistance has helped countries to prosper, and it increasingly serves global public goods.