More women in security policy, the military, industry, and disaster management for greater resilience across society as a whole: This was the call made by speakers at an event organized by the Friedrich Naumann Foundation and the Women in Defense Tech network initiative.
By Katharina Horban
Both Kyiv and Moscow are trying to strengthen their diplomatic position in the Gulf region in the war against Iran: Ukraine wants to help by sharing its experience in combating drones, while Russia is positioning itself as a mediator.
By Viktor Funk and Denis Trubetskoy
The 11th Raisina Dialogues in Delhi have become a stage for India’s foreign-policy strategy. Finland’s President Alexander Stubb urged India to assume greater global responsibility. Chinese participants, by contrast, were scarce in Delhi.
By Natalie Mayroth
The Bundestag has ratified the German–British Friendship Treaty, the first comprehensive bilateral agreement since the end of World War II. However, the domestic political situation in the UK could pose a threat to its implementation.
By Katharina Horban
The debate is an old one, but it flares up again and again: What does the German government know about the activities of the US military at its base?
By Nana Brink
At the start of the People’s Congress, China is taking a tougher stance toward Taiwan. However, the wave of purges in the military is raising questions about its combat readiness.
By Andreas Landwehr
At the start of the People’s Congress, China is taking a tougher stance toward Taiwan. However, the wave of purges in the military is raising questions about its combat readiness.
By Andreas Landwehr
In the event of a military conflict, university hospitals would be the key points of contact for the most seriously injured. But there are still no clear rules for coordinating and distributing patients.
By Lisa-Martina Klein
The US and Israel have notched up a number of tactical successes in the war against Iran so far. But the strategic objective of toppling the regime in Tehran still looks, at this stage, more like wishful thinking – despite extensive intelligence penetration.
By Yossi Melman
After Macron held out the prospect of European partners participating in France’s nuclear deterrent, committee chair Thomas Röwekamp said that participation by the German armed forces should be “examined with France with an open mind.” In the Greens’ view, Macron’s speech also has implications for FCAS.
By Gabriel Bub
