After the Zeitenwende: Jürgen Habermas and Germany’s new identity crisis The 92-year-old philosopher has warned Germans not to allow anger at Russia and admiration for Ukraine to displace their… By Adam Tooze
Does Ukraine need a Marshall Plan? There is no miracle fix for rebuilding a post-conflict Ukraine: it will need the huge investment, hard grind and… By Adam Tooze
War at the end of history Will Putin’s invasion of Ukraine lead to a new world order, or an era of grinding compromise? By Adam Tooze
John Mearsheimer and the dark origins of realism Rage aimed at the eminent international relations scholar reflects liberal frustration over the West's limited power to prevent Russia's… By Adam Tooze
The world is at financial war The freezing of Russia’s central bank reserves has brought conflict to the heart of the international monetary system. By Adam Tooze
The Nord Stream 2 saga is not over It may be an embarrassment now, but with $11bn spent you would be brave to bet against the pipeline… By Adam Tooze
Why inflation and the cost-of-living crisis won’t take us back to the 1970s Surging energy prices force us to confront the suffering caused by inflation and our uncertain future. But a new… By Adam Tooze
Can Europe tame pandemonium? Covid-19 brought the EU together — the crisis in Ukraine may now tear it apart. By Adam Tooze