Röttgen and Merz are in favor of a tougher stance toward China and are opposed to the Chinese provider Huawei’s involvement in mobile network expansion in Germany
Jana Puglierin describes the differences between the three CDU politicians in dealing with the authoritarian states of China and Russia
She was actually what the country needed in the last 10 years […] she was just a damn good crisis manager
Jana Puglierin answers The Inquiry: Can Germany cope without Angela Merkel?
Recent research by the European Council on Foreign Relations suggests the U.K. won’t be able to airbrush Europe out so easily
Bloomberg refers to the results of the EU Coalition Explorer UK Special
Despite all the crises, Germany’s economy has performed better and better. People are not used to personally pay the costs of these crises
Jana Puglierin speaks about Merkel’s possible successors in 2021 and how Germany will handle the covid-19 crisis in the coming months
The greatest achievement was undoubtedly the European Recovery Fund. The Germans, together with the French, managed to overcome the toxic debate […] and achieve a historic compromise
Jana Puglierin has a positive view on the achievements of the German EU Council presidency
The ultimate expression of her way of leading Europe came out in it
According to Jana Puglierin, the German EU Council presidency once again an exemplary demonstration of Merkel’s method
Beyond the doom and gloom that has dominated media coverage of the EU in recent years, there is another story to tell: the story of a strong and resilient European cohesion
Based on the Rethink:Europe data projects, Jana Puglierin sheds light in her paper on the interdependence of European solidarity, European cohesion and a European public sphere
Jana Puglierin discusses foreign policy under Biden, NATO and Afghanistan
If you take NATO or the EU away from France, the French could do coalitions of the willing. Take them away from Germany and we feel naked
Jana Puglierin notes that NATO and the European Union are fundamental to Germany
It’s first of all a very emotional relationship because of our history and because, the Americans basically taught the Germans democracy
Jana Puglierin speaks about the future of the transatlantic and US-German relationship