Media mentions – German foreign policy leadership
This turnaround is similar to what we feel throughout the West when we talk about the end of the end of history, that the world of globalisation and the dominance of liberal democracy is passing
Piotr Buras explains how the war in Ukraine is changing Germany and what Poland has to say about it
If Europeans fail in their collective effort to mobilise even 62 Leopard 2 tanks for Ukraine […] it would be nothing less than a declaration of strategic bankruptcy
Gustav Gressel, Rafael Loss and Jana Puglierin being quoted on their Leopard Plan
In the area of artillery we are looking at timelines of between two to four years
The longer you leave this money lying around somewhere, the longer factors like inflation and interest payments will eat up this stock
The 100 billion euros in special funds for the Bundeswehr are already shrinking without any spending, explains Rafael Loss
We thought that wars, military conflict, that’s all a thing of the past, that’s all over
There is a fast-growing understanding that security has its costs, and that Germany needs to limit its dependence on authoritarian regimes
One year on, it’s clear there has been a decisive break with Russia—despite the skeptics, writes Piotr Buras
Jana Puglierin reviews the situation one year after Olaf Scholz’s “Zeitenwende” speech