Germany’s Russia policy has not worked
Jana Puglierin comments on the Russia-Ukraine crisis
Germany’s Russia policy has not worked
Jana Puglierin comments on the Russia-Ukraine crisis
Scholz cannot afford to be the weak link in the Western alliance
Jana Puglierin comments on Olaf Scholz’ visit to Moscow
It is a concrete way to show solidarity; to contribute something militarily, but not by supplying weapons to Ukraine
Jana Puglierin comments on Germany being open to boosting troops in the Baltics
Germany should now advocate a joint initiative of the 4 countries to further improve NATO’s defense & should itself contribute by significantly strengthening the German-led battlegrounds in Lithuania
The German government’s main focus should be on the security of its Central and Eastern European allies—not consideration for Putin, argues Jana Puglierin
One of the absolute difficulties of EU foreign policy is that you can’t really tell which institution actually speaks in the name of the entire EU
Brussels effect? – in the FuturEU podcast, Jana Puglierin explains European foreign and security policy
The security of our allies in the East must be our main focus, not consideration for Putin
For the NATO states of Eastern Europe, credible defence preparedness is of utmost importance and the Alliance’s main task. Jana Puglierin describes how Germany can contribute to this in her guest article
They insist on co-ordination […] and it is true, there has been a lot of co-ordination efforts, and more or less unity holds, but underneath there are a lot of potential risks
The crisis in Ukraine might reopen splits that emerged during the Iraq war between a “Carolingian west” centred on Paris and Berlin and an “Anglo-American camp”, Jana Puglierin notes
There is this historical burden when it comes to Russia and a hugh reluctance to the thought that Russian could die because of German weapons
Jana Puglierin speaks on Finnish TV about Germany’s position in the Ukraine crisis and its relationship to Russia,
Since the demands of all sides are irreconcilable, I do not yet see what a compromise could consist of
Jana Puglierin was interviewed about the Ukraine-Russia crisis
In continuation of a series of rapid reactions to this constantly developing crisis between Russia and Ukraine, CJana Puglierin joins the Brussels Sprouts podcast to discuss how events are likely to unfold in the upcoming weeks