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Is Europe already preparing for its next security crisis? In a special edition of Berlin Briefing from the Warsaw Security Forum, Nina Haase and Alexandra von N…
Is Europe already preparing for its next security crisis? In a special edition of Berlin Briefing from the Warsaw Security Forum, Nina Haase and Alexandra von Nahmen talk to Robert Habeck about the threat from Russia, the strategic importance of the Arctic and the resilience of European democracies.
Chapter Breakdown
00:00 Live from the Warsaw Security Forum
0:58 Habeck on Europe’s Ukraine mistakes
03:36 Why Russia remains the biggest threat
06:04 NATO’s warning to Moscow .
08:10 Can Europe defend itself without the US?
09:52 Europe’s political cohesion under pressure
11:59 Defining the West in a changing world
14:06 The Arctic as the next geopolitical battleground
18:47 Climate change and the future of democracy
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13 Comments
@@ionmarcu4513Imported1mo ago
Germany wants to see orange mushrooms above 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
@@KilroyishereYTImported1mo ago
Habeck: “Germany’s interests are not those of the USA.” (2 days after the start of the Russian intervention)<br>Two weeks later, Blinken arrives with his gorillas… and imagine what he said to him !<br>« Hey, don’t forget you were the losers of WWII, under American occupation… Now you only have a few months to buy enough Russian gas for the winter. After that, there will be no more Nord Stream, but we’re here for you with our shale gas… high-grade gas »
@@nolan485Imported1mo ago
Whoa, Alexandra von Nahmen
@@devroombagchus7460Imported1mo ago
For me, the ‘Western World’ is an old term for countries where human rights are upheld and where there is freedom of press. That means most of Europe, Japan, Canada, New Zealand, Australie, South Korea, and a few more. Definitively not the US, Israel, Turkey.
@@MyitheaImported1mo ago
“Russia is testing NATO.” My my ……..much projection here, NATO/European weapons are enthusiastically supplied to Ukraine and some EU leaders are openly stating that Russians should be killed. But Russia is testing NATO? The intellectual dishonestly and willful blindness on display here is bizarre.
@@tomtom9184Imported1mo ago
I think if the bots are taken out, there is no russo-fascist movement in the world. Thank you Ukraine 🇺🇦
@@realmikearcherImported1mo ago
The irony of Warsaw being the place where strategy against Russia (former head of the Warsaw Pact) is discussed...
@@rouz0Imported1mo ago
Lol! So you've got Ukraine killing Russia, yet Russia is still a threat. And you hypocritical liar! NATO that trained over 100K Ukrainians from 2104 to 2022 😂? You were planning this war for a while.
@@Andrei2patrUImported1mo ago
I'm writing this message before watching the video (which was posted 10 minutes ago). There are already 2 bot comments. Guess some yandex activity is back up. The silence was nice while it lasted, reminded me of the old internet
@@mikehill9888Imported1mo ago
Remember that Ukraine had to give up their weapons after the Soviet union went away
@@DymaxionDonImported1mo ago
Time to get real and stop pretending. The greatest enemy to Germany is the current German Government.
@@dwnewsImported1mo ago
Can Europe maintain its political unity while facing military pressure from Russia, economic transformation, growing competition in the Arctic and uncertainty about the future role of the US in European security? Let us know what you think.
@@Enoch9500bcImported1mo ago
EUs biggest threat are the EUs unelected leaders in Brussels, as well as their minions in Germany, France and UK. They have directly ruined the standard of living in EU, NOT RUSSIA!
Is Europe already preparing for its next security crisis? In a special edition of Berlin Briefing from the Warsaw Security Forum, Nina Haase and Alexandra von Nahmen talk to Robert Habeck about the threat from Russia, the strategic importance of the Arctic and the resilience of European democracies.
Chapter Breakdown
00:00 Live from the Warsaw Security Forum
0:58 Habeck on Europe’s Ukraine mistakes
03:36 Why Russia remains the biggest threat
06:04 NATO’s warning to Moscow .
08:10 Can Europe defend itself without the US?
09:52 Europe’s political cohesion under pressure
11:59 Defining the West in a changing world
14:06 The Arctic as the next geopolitical battleground
18:47 Climate change and the future of democracy
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