Berlin’s Saviour "The Humboldt Forum is a spectacular idea. But it will take the right intellectual architect to pull it off. We will have to trust Neil MacGregor" April 28, 2015 European Eye·Germany
Forgetting History "The sudden rise of Pegida suggests Germany hasn’t found a way to digest the idea of immigration." February 24, 2015 Europe·European Eye·Germany·Immigration·Politics
Anglo-German Exchange "Just how much Germany has changed is nowhere more visible than in the eyes of its most reluctant ally, Britain" December 16, 2014 European Eye·Germany
Words Matter 'With readership in decline, the German press faces not only a dire economic challenge but an identity crisis' September 24, 2014 European Eye·Germany
Technology and transparency ‘From time to time, it can be productive to think freely about government across party lines’ August 27, 2014 European Eye·Technology
Belonging with Britain ‘Maybe the British stance is not born out of an insular stubbornness-it may, on the contrary, re-invigorate the European idea itself' June 24, 2014 EU·European Eye
The Controversy of Cornelius Gurlitt The case of the art hoarder Cornelius Gurlitt provides illuminating insights into the German character May 28, 2014 Art·European Eye
Letting The Right Ones In 'How hospitable will Germans be now that travel restrictions on Romanians and Bulgarians have been lifted?' December 17, 2013 Eastern Europe·Economy·EU·Europe·European Eye
A Cold War Chill 'Angela Merkel's mobile phone is her instrument of power. What happens when this tool of democracy is subverted by our most important ally?' November 26, 2013 European Eye·Germany
A Literary Life ‘The death of Marcel Reich-Ranicki highlighted how ill at ease the German intelligentsia still is with its Nazi past’ October 29, 2013 European Eye·Literature
Deutschland the Dull ‘This is a German election and a Brit may argue you wouldn’t expect a flamboyant spectacle. But the current lethargy is a peculiar one’ August 27, 2013 European Eye·Germany