Making plans for a new world order

Author:
Heiko Maas

Henry Kissinger was recently asked if Donald Trump could not unintentionally become the force behind the birth of a new western order.

His answer: It would be ironic but not impossible.

Instead of narrowing our view across the Atlantic to the ever-changing whims of the American President, we should adopt the idea that this could be the start of something new.

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