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Poland, Germany, France meeting on Ukraine possible - Vimarsana News

Poland, Germany, France meeting on Ukraine possible

A tripartite meeting between Poland, Germany, and France, the so-called Weimer Triangle, is to take place in Berlin in the coming days as fears of a Russian attack on Ukraine grow by the day, according to a Polish diplomatic source.

Ukraine crisis a test that Britain – and Johnson – dare not fail - Vimarsana News

Ukraine crisis a test that Britain – and Johnson – dare not fail

Analysis: Diplomatic network hoping to show UK is not turning into a global irrelevance

German Foreign Minister-Designate Annalena Baerbock: "I Don't Believe in Applying Old Labels To New Geopolitical Developments" - Vimarsana News

German Foreign Minister-Designate Annalena Baerbock: "I Don't Believe in Applying Old Labels To New Geopolitical Developments"

Annalena Baerbock of the Green Party is slated to become Germany's first female foreign minister. She spoke to DER SPIEGEL about the policy challenges the country faces abroad and the more immediate crisis created by the COVID-19 pandemic.

Source: spiegel.de
Germany should bolster ties with Poland, France - minister-designate - Vimarsana News

Germany should bolster ties with Poland, France - minister-designate

Annalena Baerbock, who is set to become foreign minister in Germany's new government, has said Germany should revive the Weimar Triangle, a trilateral format of cooperation between Berlin, Paris and Warsaw.

How can Pakistan help international aid efforts for Afghanistan? - Vimarsana News

How can Pakistan help international aid efforts for Afghanistan?

The simple disbursement of aid to Afghanistan isn’t enough since such efforts should be sustainable