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All items tagged leadershipOpen Think Tank ArticlesApril 30, 2007 | The Vision Thing: Why Leadership Matters in EuropeJan Techau: I point to the blind spot in current EU policy: most of today’s EU leaders do not bring the interests of their constituents to the table. If Europeans are to cooperate on challenges such as climate change and energy security, they must be able to act as one. ... MoreGlobal Must Read ArticlesAugust 11, 2008 | It's Time for Musharraf to GoThe Pakistani government finally decided to impeach President Musharraf. ++ The US declared the impeachment “an internal matter” of Pakistan, which demonstrates that Musharraf has lost the support of the US, his biggest advocate in the past. ++ But in the light of Musharraf’s domestic unpopularity, a working relationship with the new civilian order has better chances to serve US interests. ++ ... MoreAugust 6, 2008 | New Sect Widens Palestinian DisputeAs the chasm between Hamas and Fatah appears to widen, another organisation called Hizb ut-Tahrir emerges. ++ It has the aim to reestablish an Islamic Caliphate to govern the whole Muslim world under Islamic law, but opposes the use of violence and tries to gain supporters through education instead. ++ Even if Hizb ut-Tahrir does not stand in elections yet and is opposed by Fatah in the West ... MoreJuly 29, 2008 | "The Hour of Europe"Even if the Bush administration used to neglect it, 2009 can be the “hour of Europe.” ++ If Germany, Great Britain, and France would propose serious new contributions, the new administration would listen and offer the Europeans the “leadership” they so often say they desire. ++ Unfortunately, only few European statesmen look on changes in Washington as an opportunity to propose something new. ... MoreAugust 27, 2007 | Die Zeit's Joffe on World Series Time for MerkelAngela Merkel’s leadership style thus far has resembled that of Otto von Bismarck, Europe’s “honest broker” in the late 1870’s. But with new leaders in power in France and Britain, the real diplomatic test is still ahead, argues Josef Joffe. The publisher-editor of the influential German weekly Die Zeit writes that it remains to be seen whether Merkel can moderate diverging ... MoreCommentsFebruary 14, 2008 | Dear Mr. Peter, I fully agree with your...February 6, 2008 | AFAIK, the U.S. have been the most benevolent...August 16, 2007 | I totally agree with Mr. Ben-Amis concise...April 30, 2007 | I think the main problem within the EU is,... |
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