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Germany and Europe Can Boost Security by Reforming Capital Markets

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By Julian Stöckle
| dgap.org
Germany and Europe do not lack in innovation, but there is not enough funding for the scaling up of new products and processes. As a result, new technology often gets scaled abroad. Reforms are needed to help Europe produce its own tech champions. Most importantly, the EU needs to overcome the political hurdles which hamper its Capital Markets Union. Fully harmonized markets are key to unlocking funding for innovative EU firms and enhancing security and economic growth.
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Who’s Afraid of (Ukraine’s) Victory?

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By Benjamin Tallis, Julian Stöckle
| INTERNATIONALE POLITIK QUARTERLY
German Chancellor Olaf Scholz refuses to say Ukraine should win the war against Russia—or even that Russia should lose. Some will say that actions speak louder than words and point to long-term funding for Ukraine’s military, the recent approval for Mig-29 fighter jets, which once belonged to communist East Germany, and Berlin’s latest and largest weapons package for Ukraine.
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The Zeitenwende Beyond Germany

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By Kenny Kremer, Jacob Ross, Jannik Hartmann, Julian Stöckle
| INTERNATIONALE POLITIK QUARTERLY
German Chancellor Olaf Scholz raised expectations by declaring a Zeitenwende for Germany in February 2022 in light of Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine. He later raised the stakes by claiming, in an article for Foreign Affairs, that this was part of a “Global Zeitenwende.” In so doing, he seemed to subsume Germany’s past mistakes into a general world historical process, which Scholz purported to offer a way to manage. Unsurprisingly, this has yet to gain traction beyond Germany.
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