The Greens will chair the German-Ukrainian parliamentary group, with Robin Wagener once again taking on this role.
By Viktor Funk
Nineteen Member States have applied for loans under the SAFE program. The Commission has now announced the sum that will be available to the various Member States. Poland is set to receive the most.
By János Allenbach-Ammann
In the future, the Bundeswehr is to be able to establish the identities of suspicious persons outside of military areas – and thus take on police duties. The so-called Article Act provides for new powers for the troops.
By Viktor Funk
On Sept. 15, Martin Jäger will take office as the new president of the BND. Most recently, Jäger served as ambassador to Ukraine.
By Maria Mitrov
Schilling rejected criticism that the voluntariness in the new military service law was insufficient. She said there was already an increase in applications.
By Nana Brink
As commander of the Büchel Air Force base, he is coordinating construction work for the new F-35 site. Costs are soaring due to US security requirements.
By Nana Brink
The National Regulatory Control Council (NKR) criticized the draft of the new military service law, saying the expected costs had not been communicated transparently and alternatives had not been sufficiently considered.
By Maria Mitrov
On Thursday evening, a spokesperson for the Israeli military said the IDF already controlled 40% of Gaza City’s territory.
By Gabriel Bub
The French president is raising high expectations with the planned meeting of the Coalition of the Willing for Ukraine on Thursday. But whether they are justified remains doubtful.
By Viktor Funk, Stephan Israel and Nana Brink
