The US aims to extend the fossil fuel era and is increasingly asserting a leading role in Europe’s energy sector.
By Viktor Funk
In Bratislava, US Secretary of State Marco Rubio said President Donald Trump is seeking a negotiated solution with Iran. For the first time, Tehran publicly signaled its willingness to discuss issues beyond its nuclear program. Meanwhile, 250,000 people gathered in Munich alone to demand the fall of the regime.
By Markus Bickel and Nana Brink
India is strengthening its military cooperation with France while simultaneously pushing ahead with its digital ambitions. At the India AI Impact Summit, the country wants to expand its role as a global actor.
By Amelie Richter
In the latest Table.Briefings podcast, Austrian Chancellor Christian Stocker calls for a reformed and more competitive Europe.
By Michael Bröcker
Georgia has been excluded from the US agreement with Armenia and Azerbaijan. Opposition leader Giorgi Gakharia warns that the resulting power vacuum is accelerating the country’s drift toward autocracy.
By Lisa-Martina Klein
Resolving the conflict in Sudan is a priority for the United States, US Senior Adviser for Africa Massad Boulos emphasized at the Munich Security Conference. However, he stressed that civil society must be included in any peace negotiations.
By Gabriel Bub
Defense tech start-ups are dominating the Munich Security Conference. They are critical to Ukraine’s survival – yet their financing still often depends on US investors.
By Katharina Horban and Robert Wallenhauer
The second MSC special edition of Table.Today focuses on strengthening military cooperation in Europe.
By Michael Bröcker
The BDI’s Space Night at the Munich Security Conference made one point clear: the Moon has become a litmus test of German technological leadership.
By Torsten Kriening
European companies launch drone defense consortium. Dronetex offers multi-layered protection with detection, identification and defense for critical infrastructure.
By Lisa-Martina Klein
