The German Vice Chancellor is late, the night has long since fallen. He walks slowly and in socks through the central mosque of the Omani capital Muscat, stopping under a gigantic chandelier in the middle. Robert Habeck is explained that the glowing colossus weighs eight tons. “The main thing is that the thing doesn’t come down,” murmurs Habeck. And that is far from the most serious thing that is currently hanging over the Green Economics Minister and Vice Chancellor. The chandelier is even exceptionally beautiful.
Robert Habeck in Saudi Arabia and the Middle East: Many appointments, many problems – politics
