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May 5, 2023, 1:16 PM

How does democracy still have a future?

In many democracies, a sobering picture is emerging in 2023: hardened fronts and fragmented societies with diverse, sometimes competing ideas of a good life that are bound to clash. Compromise has become more difficult, and the tone has become shriller, louder and more divisive. Some,...

Aug 21, 2022, 7:11 PM

A View from a Changed Germany: Living in New Times

Mankind is facing a change of times. Unmistakable, intervening in the lives of almost everyone and sparing no one. Big signs, smaller impacts. Even bigger impacts, irreversible consequences. From crisis to crisis. Constant change of the very own life. No one remains a spectator anymore....

Mar 27, 2022, 6:06 PM

German lateral thinkers and Russian propaganda

German society remains conflict-ridden and highly polarized in 2022. Some even talk of a split, but is that really the case and what would that ultimately mean in times of inhumane war? Is perhaps one half, and here we should think in particular of the...

Mar 5, 2022, 7:12 PM

How Putin is driving Russia into dependence on China

This article by Andreas Herteux was first published in Analysenmagazin Embed from Getty Images It is a reality again – the nightmare of a country expanding into Europe, long believed to have sunk, in which an ambitious head of state fantasizes about presumed ancient greatness...

Jan 9, 2022, 10:40 PM

Why we should rethink the nursing shortage

Tendency towards homo stimulus requires rethinking of nursing education Humans are constantly influenced by their environment. This is a finding that does not contain any great novelty value, because it seems to be a general consensus that external stimuli at least contribute to the development...

Nov 20, 2021, 5:54 PM

The world in the 21st century: How we will live

An analysis by Andreas Herteux, head of the Erich von Werner Society. First published in AM: Analysis Magazin Let’s talk, even in difficult times, when people often only drive by sight, and completely without circumlocution as well as halting introduction, about the future and how...

Sep 25, 2021, 10:45 PM

German Bundestag Election 2021: The AfD

An analysis by Andreas Herteux, head of the Erich von Werner Society. First published in AM: Analysen-Magazin Elections in Germany are always of great importance for the relationship between nations. Therefore, it seems useful to take a closer look at the individual parties that could...

Sep 24, 2021, 10:32 PM

German Bundestag Election: CDU/CSU and a failed election campaign

An analysis by Andreas Herteux, head of the Erich von WernerSociety. First published in AM: Analysen-Magazin For 16 years the CDU and CSU have consistently led the federal government and shaped an era under Angela Merkel. Now they could be replaced and lose the mandate...

Sep 23, 2021, 5:06 PM

German Bundestag Election: The SPD’s Chances

An analysis by Andreas Herteux, head of the Erich von Werner Society Elections to the German Bundestag always have a global dimension, as they will help determine the future direction of foreign policy. The SPD could play an extremely important role in this. In 2017,...

Sep 21, 2021, 6:27 PM

German Bundestag Election 2021: Who is the FDP?

An analysis by Andreas Herteux, head of the Erich von Werner Society. First published in Analysen-Magazin. Elections in Germany are followed with the greatest interest around the world, because they are of central importance for relations with other states. Now the Bundestag election is...

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Andreas Herteux studied business administration and law. After successfully completing his studies, he worked for Allianz SE. In parallel, he has published books and scientific publications since 2013. Parts of his books have been translated into several languages. In 2018, he founded the Erich von Werner Society. Since 2019, he has focused on the publication and dissemination of research results as well as proposed solutions for global challenges.

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