The German weekly newspaper refers to ECFR’s latest opinion polling on Germany’s role in Europe
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Europe without Merkel is like Agatha Christie films without Miss Marple
Jana Puglierin being interviewed about Merkel’s legacy and the future of Germany and the EU after the elections
The Europeans must do much more to keep their own backyard secure. This is true with regard to Russia, with regard to the South – and for all this we need Britain.
Europeans understand their relationship with China on a purely economic level. It hardly plays a role as a military or ideological threat.
According to the ECFR study by Ivan Krastev, the fact that Europeans look at their relationship with China without much concern is due to a certain narrative
The majority of Europeans see a confrontation between the US and China looming on the horizon. But most do not believe that their country is involved or should be involved.
In their op-ed, Ivan Krastev and Mark Leonard look at the geopolitical conflict lines from a European perspective
It is inexplicable to me how one can talk for so long about climate action and how to make Germany fit for the future without mentioning the EU, which plays a massive role in this
In Germany, the assumption prevails that you don’t win elections with foreign policy, explains Jana Puglierin
Frankly, it’s just about a somewhat functioning government and a few reforms. Not the kind of comprehensive reforms we were talking about six months ago.
Almost everywhere in Europe, the Libyan government will now be given some time, says Julien Barnes-Dacey
This means that Kosovo not only lacks bilateral recognition from these individual states. But Kosovo also lacks this multilateral recognition, which materialises through UN membership.
FAZ refers to ECFR’s latest opinion poll on Germany’s role in Europe
However, due to the higher cruising speed, nuclear submarines are still unbeaten in terms of loitering in remote operational areas
