German Council on Foreign Relations is hosting a Special Briefing examining how foreign policy issues shaped the AfD campaign and what the AfD result means for Germany's political system and Chancellor Merkel's federal government.
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Presence & Recognition
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“In our #SpecialBriefing tomorrow with Stefan Meister, Sabrina Repp, Josef Janning & Sabine Rennefanz, host Tim Hofmann will examine how foreign policy issues – chief among them, Russia – shaped the campaign, and what the AfD’s result means for Germany’s political system and Chancellor Merz’s federal government.”
— German Council on Foreign Relations team
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German Council on Foreign Relations
Advancing foreign policy. Since 1955.
- Industry
- Research Services
- Location
- Berlin, DE
- Company size
- 172 employees
Link to the imprint under “About” | The German Council on Foreign Relations (DGAP) is Germany’s network for foreign policy. As an independent, non-partisan, and nonprofit membership organization, think tank, and publisher the DGAP has been promoting public debate on foreign policy in Germany for over 50 years.
Founded 1955