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Election check III: the Baerbock concept

With two weeks to go until the Bundestag elections, the parties are already preparing for lengthy exploratory talks. Europe.Table has examined European, climate and digital policy to identify lines of conflict and possible compromises. Today: the election program of Alliance 90/The Greens.

Von Lukas Knigge

epa09131916 President Tsai Ing-wen (front C) gestures for photographs during the official launching of Taiwan?s new amphibious transport dock YU SHAN (LPD-1401) in Kaohsiung, Taiwan, 13 April 2021. The navy?s new 10,600-tonne warship cost 4.635 billion New Taiwan dollars (163 million US dollars) and is designed to meet operational requirements for amphibious assault, personnel and materiel transport, disaster prevention and relief and humanitarian aid, according to the Navy Command Headquarters.  EPA-EFE/RITCHIE B. TONGO
Feature

Taiwan rearms itself to maintain balance

The government in Taipei is buying new military equipment and is even redeveloping its existing systems. The development is reasonable: Under Xi Jinping, the People's Republic shows increasingly clear signals of strength. Moreover, the People's Liberation Army is arming itself. But what seems like an escalation could also follow its own well-balanced logic.

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epa09131916 President Tsai Ing-wen (front C) gestures for photographs during the official launching of Taiwan?s new amphibious transport dock YU SHAN (LPD-1401) in Kaohsiung, Taiwan, 13 April 2021. The navy?s new 10,600-tonne warship cost 4.635 billion New Taiwan dollars (163 million US dollars) and is designed to meet operational requirements for amphibious assault, personnel and materiel transport, disaster prevention and relief and humanitarian aid, according to the Navy Command Headquarters.  EPA-EFE/RITCHIE B. TONGO
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Taiwan rüstet auf, um Gleichgewicht zu erhalten

Die Regierung in Taipeh kauft neues Kriegsgerät und lässt sogar wieder eigene Systeme entwickeln. Die Entwicklung ist verständlich: Unter Xi Jinping gibt die Volksrepublik immer deutlichere Signale der Stärke ab. Zudem rüstet die Volksbefreiungsarmee ihrerseits auf. Doch was wie eine Eskalation wirkt, könnte auch einer eigenen austarierten Logik folgen.

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