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Migrationsrisiko für Europa steigt

2 months ago | nzz.ch | Georg Häsler |Forrest Rogers

Die humanitäre Hilfe gehört zu den Instrumenten der amerikanischen Sicherheitspolitik wie die Nato. Die Disruption in Washington hat direkte Folgen auf die geopolitische Lage. Drei Szenarien. Georg Häsler, Forrest Rogers 06.02.2025, 05.30 Uhr 6 min Die USA werden mit ihrem Vorgehen gegen USAID den eigenen globalen Einfluss weiter schwächen, zumindest das Vertrauen in die Demokratie.
Ukraine is the EU's fight too

2 months ago | nzz.ch | Georg Häsler |Peter Fischer

In an NZZ interview, Finnish Foreign Minister Elina Valtonen warns that Russia's aggression is directed against all of Europe. Forcing Ukraine to accept a convenient peace would be dangerous for the whole world, she says. Georg Häsler, Peter A. Fischer, Davos January 28, 2025 8 min Elina Valtonen has been Finland's foreign minister since June 2023. Alina Smutko / Reuters Optimieren Sie Ihre Browsereinstellungen NZZ.ch benötigt JavaScript für wichtige Funktionen.
Finnlands Aussenministerin gegen bequemen Frieden

Jan 23, 2025 | nzz.ch | Peter Fischer |Georg Häsler

Elina Valtonen wehrt sich im Gespräch mit der NZZ gegen die Idee einer «Finnlandisierung» der Ukraine. Sie warnt davor, dass sich die russische Aggression gegen alle europäischen Länder richte. Peter A. Fischer, Georg Häsler, Davos 23.01.2025, 08.53 Uhr 7 min Elina Valtonen ist seit Juni 2023 Aussenministerin Finnlands. Kyrylo Chubotin / Imago Finnland teilt mit Russland eine 1430 Kilometer lange Aussengrenze des Schengenraums und eine bewegte Geschichte.
Selenski positioniert die Ukraine als europäisches Bollwerk gegen Russland

Jan 21, 2025 | msn.com | Georg Häsler |Peter Fischer

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Opinion • With nationalism on the rise, Europe must strengthen its resilience

Jan 14, 2025 | nzz.ch | Georg Häsler

Opinion by Georg Häsler In Budapest and Bratislava, declared opponents of the EU are in power, and in Vienna an anti-EU leader is likely to take charge soon. This new nationalism benefits Russia. Europe must strengthen its resilience – from within. January 14, 2025 7 min An avowed EU opponent will likely be in power in Vienna soon. A torn European flag fluttering in the wind. Rupert Oberhäuser/ Imago NZZ.ch benötigt JavaScript für wichtige Funktionen.
Russia is escalating its hybrid war against the West

Nov 26, 2024 | nzz.ch | Georg Häsler

Imagine this scenario: Poland, the United Kingdom and other partners extend their air defense systems to cover western Ukraine. This allows the Ukrainian army, as it seeks to defend against Russian missiles and drones, to concentrate on Kyiv and areas close to the front. In addition, coalition troops are able to enter Ukraine protected by their own air cover in order to take on logistic missions in the rear, among other tasks.
BRICS group's rise is deepening global security challenges

Oct 28, 2024 | nzz.ch | Georg Häsler

From Kazan, where the summit of the BRICS group of states took place last week, Western Europe appears to be no more than a very distant peninsula. Perhaps like India or Korea. All it takes is a few turns of the digital globe on Google Earth, and the geopolitical perspective changes fundamentally. Europe lies on the outermost periphery of the Eurasian landmass. In fact, Kazan, the capital of Russia's Tatarstan region on the Volga river, served for 48 hours as the alternative center of the world.
Global tensions are closing skies to international flights

Oct 24, 2024 | nzz.ch | Georg Häsler |Cian Jochem

Even by the shortest path, the flight takes forever: The travel time from Zurich to Tokyo is enough for two meals, five movies or an entire book. Yet since Russia's invasion of Ukraine on Feb. 24, 2022, a Boeing 777 flown by Swiss between these two cities has had to be in the air even longer, as the direct route over Russia has been closed.
How will Switzerland navigate the growing rift between Eurasian autocracies and the West?

Oct 9, 2024 | nzz.ch | Georg Häsler

How will Switzerland navigate the growing divide between Eurasian autocracies and the West? Patience is wearing thin among NATO’s eastern members. Proposed sanctions on countries sympathetic to the Russian-Chinese alliance are now a source of tension. A memorial in front of the Palace of Justice in Warsaw honors the Warsaw Uprising from August to October 1944, a rebellion against the German occupiers.
Kursk offensive has given Ukraine new military options

Aug 29, 2024 | nzz.ch | Georg Häsler |Cian Jochem

The Russian army is still on the offensive in the Donbas. To the west of Donetsk, three regiments are advancing side by side toward the Pokrovsk railroad junction in a narrow strip just 10 kilometers wide. The Ukrainian troops must vacate positions on an almost daily basis to avoid excessive losses of men and material, but have so far been able to prevent a breakthrough. It is an advance at a crawling pace.