The Logical Way to Reform Europe – Why it Could Fail
Everyone agrees that to reform Europe is a priority. And there’s only one logical way to do it, as proposed by French President Macron. His plan is simply brilliant. Exactly what Europe needs now. But there are many reasons why
Why Populism is Dangerous: The False Migrant Crisis and the Real One
Populism is dangerous and puts public health and the economy at risk. But it is hard to resist. Populist politicians thrive on fake news: it is so much easier to fuel people’s emotions if you feed them fabricated news of
Sustainable Food Trends for 2018: What can we expect?
The principle food trends for 2018 must be to reduce waste and to find more sustainable means to feed the world. It's an easy thing to say, but, will all begin with increased education for the consumers on real savings and
Brexit Domino Effect: Risks and Consequences
The world woke in surprise on the morning of Friday June 24. The Brexit referendum proposed by ex-Prime Minister David Cameron resulted in Britain voting to leave the European Union. This will have its own set of implications, both for Britain
The Potential of Youth: Germany’s Sustainable Success
Titles, triumphs and tears. The German national team stands for major success and huge emotions, for sporting excellence and excellent integration. And for millions of fans, it stands for unforgettable moments. On 13 July 2014, Germany defeated Argentina 1-0 at Rio
Brexit Opinion Tracker
Note to our readers: This is a new kind of article, bringing you opinions and political views of influencers and politicians as events unfold. Today, we are covering Brexit, the referendum calling on the British to vote for leaving or remaining in the
Is Berlin The Next Tech Start-up Capital?
This summer, the heated debate that has surrounded UK immigration policies has sparked with renewed force, as the Home Office commissioned review of the Tier 2 Visa Category - the main route skilled workers use to come to
Return to Quartier Vauban: The Interview with Dr. Tobias Bube
Housed within Black Forest town of Freiburg, the Rolf Disch Solar Architecture Firm is one of the most renowned solar pioneers in Germany and a driver of Freiburg’s commitment to a sustainable future. In the photo: The Sun Ship
“Quota Woman” – New Boardrooms Gender Rules
Do You Want to Be a “Quota Woman”? What newgender quota rules in German boardrooms really mean. One businesswoman speaks up. *** On Friday, March 6, 2015, Germany passed a law that makes it mandatory to employ at least 30% of women in the
Quartier Vauban: A Tiny Town with Big Sustainable Ambitions
Tucked away amidst tall evergreen trees of the Black Forest is the small city of Freiburg. The city and surrounding towns of the Black Forest region evoke nostalgic childhood feelings of the mystery and wonder which characterized the infamous Brothers
Jung Sung-Gil: Korea’s heritage
Interview with Jung Sung-Gil: photo collector of 70.000 documentary pictures. Jung Sung-Gil’s collection covers 100 years of Korean modern history from 1876, the last period of the Joseon Dynasty, to 1970s Korea.He has been collecting pictures from 1978 until now. He
BERLIN: INSIDE THE ART MARKET
Sticking together means growing stronger: That’s the lesson from the virtuous experience of Berlin Gallery Week-end. Everything began ten years ago when twenty one gallery owners decided to pool their energies to encourage collectors to visit Berlin, the “poor but sexy”