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11 – Northern Outlooks: New Germany-scepticism in the Nordics?

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Ben and Aaron are joined in introducing this episode by Minna Ålander, as well as panelists Anna Wieslander, Tuomas Iso-Markku, and Kim Olsen – to talk about Germany’s relationship with the Nordic countries of Finland, Sweden, Denmark, and Norway. From the EU’s northern enlargement to the euro crisis, Germany’s Nordic partners in the EU had often looked to Berlin as a champion of their interests. Now though, Berlin’s slow and indecisive handling of both support for Ukraine and NATO enlargement has raised concern in Helsinki and Stockholm – even as new gas deliveries spur excitement in Oslo or increased defense spending gives Copenhagen political impetus to increase its own investment.

With Finland having joined NATO to counter the Russian threat and Sweden well on its way to doing so, the Baltic Sea to Germany’s north has a significance for German and European security not seen since the end of the Cold War – but there’s little evidence Berlin appreciates the significance of NATO’s current northern moment. This week’s discussion looks at how that can be changed – and what’s needed to do so.

Guests:

  • Minna Ålander, Research Fellow, Finnish Institute of International Affairs (FIIA) (@minna_alander)
  • Anna Wieslander, Director of Northern Europe, Atlantic Council (@AnnwieAnna)
  • Tuomas Iso-Markkus, Senior Research Fellow, Finnish Institute of International Affairs (FIIA)
  • Kim B. Olsen, Research Fellow, DGAP (@kimbolsen)

Resources:

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Dr. Benjamin Tallis

Aaron Gasch Burnett

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DGAP on LinkedIn

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44 episodes

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Ben and Aaron are joined in introducing this episode by Minna Ålander, as well as panelists Anna Wieslander, Tuomas Iso-Markku, and Kim Olsen – to talk about Germany’s relationship with the Nordic countries of Finland, Sweden, Denmark, and Norway. From the EU’s northern enlargement to the euro crisis, Germany’s Nordic partners in the EU had often looked to Berlin as a champion of their interests. Now though, Berlin’s slow and indecisive handling of both support for Ukraine and NATO enlargement has raised concern in Helsinki and Stockholm – even as new gas deliveries spur excitement in Oslo or increased defense spending gives Copenhagen political impetus to increase its own investment.

With Finland having joined NATO to counter the Russian threat and Sweden well on its way to doing so, the Baltic Sea to Germany’s north has a significance for German and European security not seen since the end of the Cold War – but there’s little evidence Berlin appreciates the significance of NATO’s current northern moment. This week’s discussion looks at how that can be changed – and what’s needed to do so.

Guests:

  • Minna Ålander, Research Fellow, Finnish Institute of International Affairs (FIIA) (@minna_alander)
  • Anna Wieslander, Director of Northern Europe, Atlantic Council (@AnnwieAnna)
  • Tuomas Iso-Markkus, Senior Research Fellow, Finnish Institute of International Affairs (FIIA)
  • Kim B. Olsen, Research Fellow, DGAP (@kimbolsen)

Resources:

Follow DGAP & the hosts on social media:

Dr. Benjamin Tallis

Aaron Gasch Burnett

DGAP on X

DGAP on Instagram

DGAP on LinkedIn

  continue reading

44 episodes

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