NATO needs to decide whether to focus on Russia or China
Media mentions – Climate & Geopolitics
The green parties are very different from country to country, not not only programmatically, but also in terms of party organisation
The Green parties’ path to becoming a serious European force remains winding and full of obstacles, thinks Rafael Loss
More and more people of my generation are taking responsibility in foreign policy. But “geopolitics” sounds the same as “troop movement” to them.
Ulrike Franke explains in her essay why German millennials cannot think geopolitically
That China’s head of state is personally focusing on the topic is good for climate protection. Since failure is not an not an option for Xi.
One of the issues on which the EU could continue to cooperate with China is global climate protection – since this is in the People’s Republic’s own interest, as Janka Oertel in the IP Journal writes
The Greens have come a long way […] The pragmatists in the party are now dominating over the fundamentalists
To take the lead in the international climate movement, the European Union cannot be satisfied with its Green Pact. It will have to combine it with an effective foreign policy.
In an op-ed, Susi Dennison addresses the question if Europeans have taken enough advantage of US President Biden’s first 100 days in office
It’s an intrinsic motivation for her. It’s not forced—and that’s what makes it so credible.
Jana Puglierin comments on Annalena Baerbock’s understanding of foreign-policy issues
Europeans should also have understood that when it comes to longer-term challenges, it is not enough to follow Washington; they must also build up their own sovereignty
Biden’s 100-days in office track record puts Europeans under pressure: they must step up its game at the climate summit, says Susi Dennison
Have the European recognised Biden’s global political rethinking as an opportunity, but at the same time signaled that they want to strive for a joint leadership role in shaping the world after covid?
The crisis has shown that international organisations are often blocked in geopolitical competition
During covid-19 crisis, the EU has come under scrutiny. This could be dangerous for the legitimacy of the European project, says Jana Puglierin in an interview.