Input PaperDumitru Minzarari 05. December 2022 Moldova: Security Dimension in the Eastern Partnership after Russia’s War of Aggression on Ukraine The danger of Russian aggression in the Republic of Moldova is real, comments Dymutru Minzarari. He proposes concrete steps for Germany and the EU to ensure effective support in the field of security policy.
Input PaperMykhailo Samus Ukraine: Security Dimension in the Eastern Partnership after Russia’s War of Aggression on Ukraine Russia’s war of aggression against Ukraine raises questions about the security of Eastern European countries seeking membership in the EU and NATO — especially Ukraine. Mykhailo Samus analyses the missing security dimension and necessary changes in Western security policy.
Input PaperSergi Kapanadze Georgia: Security Dimension in the Eastern Partnership after Russia’s War of Aggression on Ukraine The Russian invasion of Ukraine shows Russia’s imperialist expansionist strategies, Georgia became a primary target of this power politics in 2008. Sergi Kapanadze describes what steps the West should take for a new and robust security strategy within the Eastern Partnership.
From the Media 12. May 2022 Interview with Marieluise Beck on „1+1“ (ukrainian TV-channel) The Ukrainian TV channel “1plus1” broadcasted live on May 8th from Berlin. During the interview with Marieluise Beck one of the topics was the role of NATO in the war...
Debate 25. March 2022 Appeal: European import ban on Russian oil and gas! More than 80 scholars, politicians, businesspeople and civil society representatives have signed an appeal to the German government to stop oil and gas imports from Russia. Remarkably, the coalition of...
Factsheet Ralf Fücks, Christoph Becker 07. May 2018 Factcheck: Encirclement of Russia? Are Russia’s interventions in Georgia, Ukraine and Syria merely a reaction against the expansion of NATO? Facts and arguments concerning a propaganda myth.
Ralf Fücks 05. March 2018 Notes From Berlin — Another Fast Roundup of Current Political Developments in Germany What the decision for another „Grand Coalition” led by Chancellor Merkel implies for Germany, EU and the Transatlantic Alliance.