On the agenda is a government statement about the EU summit this Thursday, but after seven minutes at the latest it is clear: the Chancellor has something else to explain. Olaf Scholz talks about the “good sign” that came from the summit of the Weimar Triangle with French President Emmanuel Macron and Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk in Berlin last Friday. There are “a few principles that we have all committed ourselves to” as: “We will support Ukraine for as long as it is necessary. At the same time, we will ensure and say that NATO has no role in this conflict will become a warring party. And we will not accept any dictated peace at the expense of Ukraine.”
SPD and Ukraine: The Chancellor makes it clear – politics
