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EPISODE · Jun 18, 2026 · 5 MIN

Max Becker (DGAP) zu G7-Gipfel: Trügerische Geschlossenheit?

from Aktuelle Interviews · host Knut Cordsen

Max Becker, Policy Fellow am Zentrum für Sicherheit & Verteidigung der DGAP, analysiert die sicherheitspolitischen Folgen des G7-Gipfels in Evian und mahnt zu mehr Verbindlichkeit gegenüber Moskau: "Im Grunde genommen muss man sagen, dass die Geschlossenheit der NATO-Verbündeten eben nicht im strategischen Interesse Russlands ist, dessen Ziel es ja ist, diese westlichen Bündnisse zu unterminieren und zu zerstören."

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