June 6, 2020
Warsaw and Berlin have played an integral role in shaping the EU’s internal policies and external relations. In recent years however, geopolitical relationships between EU member states, transatlantic allies, and neighboring countries have undergone substantial shifts. With the so-called “geopolitical commission” planning to boost the EU’s role on the world stage, Polish-German cooperation will be key. To discuss how these two neighbors and their bilateral relationship are shaping the EU’s direction in an evolving geopolitical climate, AJC Berlin and AJC Central Europe were pleased to welcome Radek Sikorski, Member of European Parliament; Foreign Minister of Poland (2007-2014) and Roland Freudenstein, Policy Director, Martens Centre for European Studies. The two panelists discussed a wide range of issues including military cooperation with NATO, relations to Russia and its Holocaust revisionism, and Polish leadership potential at an EU-level. Moderated by Dr. Remko Leemhuis, Director, AJC Berlin and Dr. Sebastian Rejak, Acting Director, AJC Central Europe.
This program is presented by AJC Berlin and AJC Central Europe.
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