This is where you will find content from social networks To interact with or display content from social networks, we need your consent. activate social network It doesn’t fit… While Chancellor Olaf Scholz (64, SPD) welcomed Indian Prime Minister Narendra

February 24, 2022 marks a turning point in the history of our continent. With Russia’s illegal attacks on Ukraine, war has returned to Europe. A lot has changed since then: in his historic speech on 27 February, Olaf Scholz announced

Now comes the outreach, namely the embrace of people who in the West are considered to have the same values ​​as us. One no longer wants to leave the field for countries like China or Russia, explains Chancellor Olaf Scholz.

Home page political Made: 28/06/2022Updated: 28/06/2022, 14:21 From: Markus Hofstetter Split Vladimir Putin has not left Russia since the start of the Ukraine war. Now he looks set to go on two state visits. In countries he can expect a

Home page political Made: 06/29/2022Updated: 06/29/2022, 15:25 From: Sven Hauberg Split This is for friendship! Vladimir Putin during the opening ceremony of the virtual BRICS summit. © Mikhail Metzel/Sputnik Kremlin Swimming Pool/dpa At the virtual BRICS summit, Brazil, Russia, India,

A longer life for a nuclear power plant would supply ten million households. German gas fracking will guarantee independence for many years. For CDU leader Merz, this shows that all options must be discussed. He is also critical of the

Host “put this aside” Putin not allowed to attend G20 summit in person 28/06/2022, 16:20 Russian President Putin has agreed to attend the G20 summit in November. According to Italian Prime Minister Draghi, host Indonesia “firmly” ruled out the possibility

Analysis by Ulrich Reitz: Scholz’s fatal mistake played Putin’s dirty hands in the struggle for friends From the G7 summit, the Federal Chancellor brings back two solid pieces of news. What’s new: Both have to do with “KuK”: the struggle

DThe heads of state and government of the industrialized western countries wrote in their final declarations what they had repeatedly featured in pictures and scenes three days earlier at their G-7 summit in Elmau, Bavaria. Their joint text states, “at

G7 countries and guests agree to cooperate on climate protection – criticism from association In fighting climate change, the G7 countries want to work more intensively in finding solutions together with their partners Argentina, India, Indonesia, Senegal and South Africa.