The Greens would clearly advocate a less mercantilist policy than we have seen under Merkel
A coalition with the conservatives as suggested by polls would see continuity in German foreign policy but with “different nuances” on China, believes Jana Puglierin,
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
Laschet seems open to the idea of the EU becoming a more robust geopolitical actor […] In that area, the CDU and the Greens may find themselves on the same page after all
Jana Puglierin comments on the foreign policy aspect of the upcoming German election
Jana Puglierin speaks about the covid-19 vaccination process in Germany and other topics
The meaningfulness and necessity of a Bundeswehr deployment abroad and the framework in which it takes place should be discussed on the basis of German interests and values
It is not enough to support military missions politically, but to exclude active participation with reference to the Basic Law: This German attitude is reaching its limits, says Jana Puglierin
Italy was always seen as the EU’s juvenile delinquent, and now it’s the model European
Jana Puglierin comments on how Draghi increasingly sets the agenda as the EU attempts to emerge from the covid-19 pandemic
Italy was always seen as the EU’s juvenile delinquent, and now it’s the model European
Jana Puglierin quoted on the role of Mario Draghi’s government in setting the EU agenda
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
It’s the end of a period when ‘ultimately the tried and tested methods were no longer sufficient to cope with the new challenges’
Jana Puglierin describes a post-Merkel era
The Greens are the only chance to see real change in German foreign policy […] we’ve been so status-quo oriented in the Merkel years
Jana Puglierin explains the role Germany’s Greens could play after this year’s election