Israel divides the Middle East
is a former foreign correspondent.
Karl-Peter Schwarz
Karl-Peter Schwarz graduated from the University of Vienna in history and Italian literature. He worked 35 years for several media in print, radio and television, among them Die Presse (Vienna), Austrian Radio and Television (ORF), Die Welt (Berlin), Die Woche (Hamburg) and Wirtschaftsblatt (Vienna). He was a foreign correspondent in Rome and in Prague. From 2000 to 2017 he covered political affairs in several Central and Southeastern European countries for Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung. He has a weekly column in Die Presse and publishes in several German newspapers.
Reports 18 Reports
In Central Europe, time may not be on Ukraine’s side
is a former foreign correspondent.
War in Ukraine: Assessing the EU’s response
is a former foreign correspondent.
Vatican geopolitics
is a former foreign correspondent.
Understanding Germany’s half-hearted support of Ukraine
is a former foreign correspondent.
Germany’s Zeitenwende still has a long way to go
is a former foreign correspondent.
Austrian neutrality after the invasion of Ukraine
is a former foreign correspondent.
Lionizing and sanctioning Russian artists
is a former foreign correspondent.
The problem with sanctions
is a former foreign correspondent.
Germany’s traffic light coalition and Europe
is a former foreign correspondent.
Power games in the Balkans
is a former foreign correspondent.
EU values and double standards
is a former foreign correspondent.
Kurz and the crisis
is a former foreign correspondent.
Failed experiments in EU foreign policy
is a former foreign correspondent.
A governance tip from the Republic of Venice
is a former foreign correspondent.
Austria and Visegrad: Interests converge in Central Europe
is a former foreign correspondent.
The new American left and the election
is a former foreign correspondent.
The EU faces stress tests
is a former foreign correspondent.