A world without a center: how Germany must rethink its approach
Erforth, Benedikt / Heiner JanusExternal Publications (2026)
published on table.media/europe, 10.03.2026
Germany is spreading itself too thinly across too many issues in a world order that is undergoing realignment. This is particularly evident in development policy, which, as an instrument of German foreign policy and international cooperation, should be used where its effectiveness has been realistically proven.
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