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A German teenager faced criminal proceedings under Section 188 of the German Criminal Code for insulting Chancellor Olaf Scholz. In November 2024, he tweeted his frustration over slow Fortnite update speeds of 37.9 GB downloading at just 123 kB/s. The post received only 503 views. The case opened in 2025 but was dropped without charges after the teen deleted the tweet. He later shared the official letter of accusation online in 2026. This incident expose Germany’s laws granting special legal protection to politicians from insults, with a record 4,792 such investigations in 2025

President Xi stressed during the meeting with Chancellor Merz @bundeskanzler that as changes not seen in a century are unfolding at a faster pace, countries should tackle challenges together and pursue a shared future. China and Germany should uphold the central position of the U.N., reaffirm its leading role, and take the lead in safeguarding multilateralism, practicing international rule of law, defending free trade, and advocating for solidarity and coordination. China supports Europe in seeking to increase autonomy and strength, and hopes the European side can work with China toward the same direction, adhere to the positioning of strategic partners, and uphold openness, inclusiveness and win-win cooperation, so as to deliver greater growth in China-Europe relations, and make bigger contributions to world peace and development.

President Xi Jinping met with German Chancellor Friedrich Merz @bundeskanzler, who is on an official visit to China. China and Germany are the world’s second and third largest economies, and the bilateral relationship not only bears on the interest of both countries, but also has significant impact on Europe and the world. The international landscape is undergoing the most profound transformations since the end of WWII. The greater changes and turbulence the world faces, the more important it is for our two countries to enhance strategic communication, strengthen strategic mutual trust and work for new progress in China-Germany all-around strategic partnership.

At the Munich Security Conference earlier this month, the post-1945 world order was pronounced dead by most leaders.   German Chancellor Friedrich Merz said, “The world order as it has stood for decades no longer exists,” and that we are in a period “great power politics.”    French President Emmanuel Macron echoed Merz’s assessment and said that Europe’s old security structures tied to the previous world order don't exist and that Europe must prepare for war.  U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio said that we are in a “new geopolitics era” because the “old world” is gone. The way I see it, we are in the Stage 6 part of the Big Cycle in which there is great disorder arising from being in a period in which there are no rules, might is right, and there is a clash of great powers. How Stage 6 works is explained in detail in Chapter 6, “The Big Cycle of External Order and Disorder,” in my book Principles for Dealing with the Changing World Order. Last week, I shared all of Chapter 6 online for people to understand how this dynamic works, and it proved very popular, with more than 75 million views. You can find here: Given the now nearly universal agreement that the post-1945 world order has broken down and that we are entering a new world order, I think it would be worth your time to read.