Despite Chancellor Scholz’ Zeitenwende, Germany’s actions since the Russian invasion of Ukraine have been dominated by hesitancy. The government often acts only when the situation on the battlefield is dramatic – or waits for decisions from Washington. Berlin seemingly hopes for an eventual ceasefire. But this only raises the threat of an “eternal provisional arrangement”, similar to the Cold War-era division of Germany, writes Nico Lange.
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