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Table of Contents - Edition 416 from March 4th, 2026
- Strait of Hormuz: How Iran’s blockade is driving up energy prices
- Marine: CDU defense politician Ernst calls for strengthening of EU Aspides mission
- Nuclear weapons: Berlin’s reactions to Macron’s initiative
- Merz in Washington: Trump’s sharp criticism of Europe
- Annual Report of the Parliamentary Commissioner for the Armed Forces: Doubts about the volunteer principle
- Dual Use: Limited civilian use of German Armed Forces satellites possible
- Must Reads: Kyiv, Beijing: calculations in the Iran conflict
- Table.Documents: Essay by The Iranian Studies Unit on the Iran War + KAS country report on reactions to the conflict in Iran
- Opinion: How Germany could catch up in the field of geospatial intelligence
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