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18 – Freedom is a Duty – Why Germany Needs to Go From Zeitenwende to Grand Strategy
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In BerlinsideOut’s first season finale, Ben and Aaron identify key themes and talk through their highlights from the last few months focusing on how Germany’s Zeitenwende has progressed - or not - in that time, how allies see that, and why Germany needs a real grand strategy. We also have a look back at some of the most memorable lines and lessons from the first season, look ahead to season two – and answer listener questions on everything from German commitment to NATO and preparedness for war, to trying to explain the thinking of Olaf Scholz.
Guests:
- Julian Stöckle, Project Assistant, DGAP (@JulianStoeckle)
Resources:
- Germany Needs to Finish the Job – and Think Bigger, Benjamin Tallis, DGAP Commentary
- Germany Needs a Strategy – Grand and Democratic, Benjamin Tallis, Florence Schimmel, Roderick Parkes, Leonie Stamm, Jacob Ross, Jan Stoeckmann, Julian Stoeckle, Jannik Hartmann, Niklas Hintermayer, Aylin Matlé & Nicolas Teterchen, DGAP Grand Strategy Group, IPQ
- What’s Gone Wrong With Germany, Oliver Moody, The Times
- Why War With Russia Could Be Closer Than You Think, Twitter Thread by Fabian Hoffmann @frhoffmann1
- Who’s Afraid of (Ukrainian) victory, Benjamin Tallis & Julian Stöckle, IPQ
- Germans want their government to do more for Ukraine, Aaron Gasch Burnett, Open Canada
- Europe’s Ukraine Strategy: The Costs of Defeat Without the Benefits of Victory, Remarks by HE Olha Stefanishyna at the German Council on Foreign Relations, 24/11/2023
- Berlin Foreign Policy Forum 2022: The Price of Peace – Rethinking Security for Germany and Europe, Körber-Stiftung, Remarks by Artis Pabriks
- Neo-Idealism. The resurgence of a radical centre, Interview with Benjamin Tallis by Luigi Vitali, Dust Magazine
- How Feminist Foreign Policy Can Overcome Outdated Dichotomies, Leonie Stamm, IPQ
- 2023 has shown us the misery big-power politics creates. Here’s how we can do things differently, Margus Tsahkna, The Guardian
- German Politics from an Outsider Perspective – BerlinsideOut Podcast, ExBerliner
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