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Paul Anton Krueger, Berlin
It is her first “conference of the heads of German diplomatic missions in the Federal Foreign Office,” which Annalena Baerbock opened on Monday — an appointment to win over her own apparatus, to set the direction, to spell out the principles of German foreign policy. But what the federal minister is saying at the Ambassadors’ Conference, known internally as “BoKo,” is tantamount to a small revolution in the way diplomats see their jobs.