Decision-makers in Berlin are probably baffled by the forcefulness of their allies’ reactions. But the government’s position should not be surprising to anyone paying close attention
Ulrike Franke comments on the very reserved German position on the Ukraine crisis,
Olaf Scholz has declared Russia policy a top priority. But he has not done justice to this task at all. Germany no longer claims leadership in Russia policy
Piotr Buras talks in an interview about the SPD in the Ukraine conflict
The general picture is that Germany’s policy has been […] somewhat at odds with the requirements and the level of responsibility it should assume for the EU’s response to this conflict with Russia
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