Berlin’s untenable foreign-policy strategic vacuum

The author argued that Germany could no longer afford to float foreign policy ideas that had no practical consequences, and keep muddling through. Germany has become a large country with the foreign policy of a small state.

Carnegie Europe: Strategic Europe, 07.06.18: The United States and Russia Target Germany http://www.europeansources.info/record/the-united-states-and-russia-target-germany/

ECFR: Commentary, 30.05.18: After the JCPOA, the world needs Germany. But where is it? http://www.europeansources.info/record/after-the-jcpoa-the-world-needs-germany-but-where-is-it/

Carnegie Europe: Strategic Europe, 17.04.18: Germany’s No-Go Foreign Policy http://www.europeansources.info/record/germanys-no-go-foreign-policy/

LSE European Institute: EuroppBlog, 14.04.18: What Germany’s grand coalition means for European defence and security http://www.europeansources.info/record/what-germanys-grand-coalition-means-for-european-defence-and-security/

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