Jana Puglierin on last meeting of NATO Ministers of Foreign Affairs under Biden’s administration
Media mentions – Jana Puglierin
Jana Puglierin on the connection between Scholz’s call to Putin and the German elections
This is not the time for beauty contests to explain who will call Putin first. Europe seems to be divided, which is not desirable in relations with either Putin or the White House
Jana Puglierin on the conversation between Scholz and Putin
Negotiations could last until June. This means that Germany will not be able to play a leading role at the European level. We will now see even less initiative, flexibility and predictability
Jana Puglierin analyses the situation in Germany after the fall of the coalition government
Jana Puglierin on the consequences of Trump’s election victory and the collapse of the traffic light soalition in Germany for Ukraine
Jana Puglierin on Habeck to run for chancellor for the Greens in Germany’s snap elections
If new elections are not called by the end of March, the risk is that Germany will have to wait until June for a new, fully functioning government
Jana Puglierin on the government crisis in Germany
Jana Puglierin on the looming crisis of democracy in the US
Foreign policy has become an arena in which populist discourse can be used, and this is new. In times of recession and scarcer resources, there is an intense debate
Jana Puglierin analyses the impact of extremists’ political parties in the foreign policy debate
Jana Puglierin on German and American foreign policy in terms of the Ukraine war