Mijatović: The German government must play an honest mediating role in the Sudan conflict
On Wednesday, the Bundestag debated the war in Sudan. The opposition called for the federal government to take stronger action to end the war.
By David Renke
On Wednesday, the Bundestag debated the war in Sudan. The opposition called for the federal government to take stronger action to end the war.
By David Renke
The increase in costs is attributed to the expansion of the Bundeswehr. More vehicles and personnel also mean greater needs in terms of digitalization. Approval from the budget committee is not yet certain.
By Wilhelmine Stenglin
The German government does not centrally track security-relevant procurement from BRICS countries. While the risks associated with modern technologies are broadly acknowledged, concrete findings by the security authorities and possible supply-chain problems remain largely in the dark.
By Ning Wang
On Wednesday, the federal government will brief the Digital Affairs Committee and the Interior Committee on the findings regarding the alleged espionage attack on Signal.
By Wilhelmine Stenglin
Further delays in the fighter jet program are unacceptable, writes Green Party lawmaker Jeanne Dillschneider. The lesson to be learned from the problems with this major project must be that European defense cooperation requires close political oversight and binding rules.
By Jeanne Dillschneider
The Executive Board of the Reservists’ Association will be re-elected ahead of schedule. Bastian Ernst wants to take over as chair. This is considered a challenging position.
By Wilhelmine Stenglin
In a position paper, more than 100 lawmakers from the SPD, the Left Party and the Greens called on the federal government to support maritime rescue operations in the Mediterranean. They also urged the government to draw a clearer line against the controversial Libyan coast guard.
By David Renke
The expert commission “to review the security-relevant economic ties between Germany and China” is meeting initially without MPs. It will advise the Bundestag at a later stage. You can find the list of members here.
By Angela Köckritz
The German parliament’s Budget Committee has approved an additional €300 million for the F126 frigate. At the same time, ThyssenKrupp’s MEKO alternative remains under consideration as a way to meet NATO requirements from 2028 onward.
By Lisa-Martina Klein
Der Haushaltsausschuss stellt weitere 300 Millionen Euro für die Fregatte F126 bereit. Gleichzeitig bleibt die Meko-Alternative von ThyssenKrupp im Rennen, um die Nato-Forderung ab 2028 zu erfüllen.
By Lisa-Martina Klein