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Europe Has To Learn To Defend Itself, But How? - Newscom / ddp

Kremlin Threats Europe Has To Learn To Defend Itself, But How?

Europe can no longer rely solely on the United States as a protective force. It must learn how to defend itself in a way that brings everyone into one boat, including skeptics. How might that happen? By Dirk Kurbjuweit und Ralf Neukirch

Why Has Germany Been So Slow to Deliver Weapons? - Michael Kappeler / dpa

Olaf Scholz and Ukraine Why Has Germany Been So Slow to Deliver Weapons?

Half of all Germans – not to mention numerous allied nations – believe the German chancellor could be doing more to help Ukraine. Why has Olaf Scholz's government been so hesitant?

How Russia Is Slaughtering Civilians on the African Front - Andy Spyra / DER SPIEGEL

A European Defeat in Mali How Russia Is Slaughtering Civilians on the African Front

Moscow has become deeply involved in Mali, with its notoriously brutal Wagner Group showing little signs of restraint. The country is collapsing and the people live in fear. Meanwhile, Germany's military may soon follow the French out of the country. By Fritz Schaap and Andy Spyra (Photos) in Mali

Germany Expected to Announce Tank Deliveries to Ukraine - Sven Eckelkamp / IMAGO

Support for Kyiv Germany Expected to Announce Tank Deliveries to Ukraine

The German government is expected to announce on Tuesday that it will deliver "Gepard" tanks to Ukraine, DER SPIEGEL has learned. The move comes amid growing calls in parliament to send heavy weapon systems to Kyiv in response to criticism that Berlin has been too hesitant in helping.

The German Government’s Hesitance over the War Is Angering Allies - Maxar Technologies / European Space Imaging

Weapons for Ukraine The German Government’s Hesitance over the War Is Angering Allies

Berlin has refused to go along with a gas embargo against Russia and it has been slow with weapons deliveries for Ukraine. The atrocities in Bucha are creating additional pressure for the German government to act.

Germany's Chancellor Opts for a Low Profile at a Moment of Crisis - Illustration: Tim O'Brien / DER SPIEGEL

Where's Olaf? Germany's Chancellor Opts for a Low Profile at a Moment of Crisis

In the immediate aftermath of Russia's invasion of Ukraine, German Chancellor Olaf Scholz discarded decades of German foreign policy tradition and upended his own party's approach to Russia. Since then? Crickets. By Melanie Amann und Martin Knobbe

Deutschland will »Kern« der EU-Eingreiftruppe bereitstellen - Daniel Vogl / dpa

Bundeswehr Deutschland will »Kern« der EU-Eingreiftruppe bereitstellen

Der Krieg in Osteuropa verändert die Sicherheitspolitik in Europa. Die EU will künftig eine 5000 Soldaten starke Einheit bereithalten. Ein Großteil von ihnen soll offenbar aus Deutschland kommen.

Inside Germany's Foreign and Security Policy Revolution - Bildgehege / IMAGO; Maxim Dondyuk / DER SPIEGEL

Standing Up to Putin Inside Germany's Foreign and Security Policy Revolution

The Russian attack on Ukraine has led Germany to reverse decades of foreign and security policy. Suddenly, Europe's pacifist giant has been forced to adopt a more military posture. Inside the country's epochal shift.

Germany Goes Big on Defense Spending - Petras Malukas / AFP

A New Era in Berlin Germany Goes Big on Defense Spending

For years, Germany has starved its military of money. But on Sunday, Chancellor Olaf Scholz announced massive new defense spending. DER SPIEGEL has learned what the money will be used for. By Matthias Gebauer und Konstantin von Hammerstein

The Calamitous Errors of Germany's Russia Policy - Sean Gallup / Getty Images

A Military and Political Disaster The Calamitous Errors of Germany's Russia Policy

Germany's political approach to Russia lies in ruins and its military is in miserable shape. The Russian invasion of Ukraine promises to change things, but how quickly can Berlin move?

How Putin Has Revived the NATO Alliance - STEPHANIE LECOCQ / EPA

Security in Europe How Putin Has Revived the NATO Alliance

Just a few years ago, the French president declared that NATO was "brain dead." Now, after Russia's attack on Ukraine, it is more important than ever. It remains unclear, however, whether the alliance is prepared for the new challenges it faces. By Matthias Gebauer und Ralf Neukirch

Generalinspekteur Zorn warnt vor falschen Schlüssen aus Afghanistaneinsatz - Wolfgang Kumm / dpa

Bundeswehr Generalinspekteur Zorn warnt vor falschen Schlüssen aus Afghanistaneinsatz

Sind Missionen wie die der Bundeswehr in Afghanistan generell zum Scheitern verurteilt? Nein, meint der Generalinspekteur der Truppe – trotz des Durchmarschs der Taliban.

"A Deal for Surrender Won't Happen" - privat

Afghan Vice President in Letter to DER SPIEGEL "A Deal for Surrender Won't Happen"

He fled the capital for the Panjshir Valley, where he declared himself president: Amrullah Saleh, formerly Afghanistan's vice president, hopes to lead the anti-Taliban resistance. He has written a letter to DER SPIEGEL to explain.

What Will Become of the Afghans Left Behind? - Wakil Kohsar / AFP

The End of the German Airlift What Will Become of the Afghans Left Behind?

On Thursday, the German military suspended flights from Kabul. Thousands of people who worked for the Germans have been left behind. Berlin is hoping negotiations with the Taliban will give them a way out.

"I Don't Know If It's Possible to Completely Make Up for Everything" - Peter Rigaud / DER SPIEGEL

German Foreign Minister on the Afghanistan Debacle "I Don't Know If It's Possible to Completely Make Up for Everything"

German Foreign Minister Heiko Maas has been under fire since the fall of Kabul. In a DER SPIEGEL interview, he speaks about the mistakes that have been made and the dangers of the rescue operation currently under way in Afghanistan. Interview Conducted by Melanie Amann und Christoph Schult

Weltbank stellt Zahlungen an Afghanistan ein - Pablo Blazquez Dominguez / Getty Images

Afghanistan-News am Dienstag Weltbank stellt Zahlungen an Afghanistan ein

Die für Aufbau-Hilfen zuständige Weltbank hat ihre Geldströme an Afghanistan wegen der Machtübernahme der Taliban gestoppt. Und: Mehr als 4000 US-Bürger wurden evakuiert. Der Überblick.

A Chronicle of German Failures in Afghanistan - Marc Tessensohn / Bundeswehr / dpa

"Takeover of Kabul Unlikely Before 9/11" A Chronicle of German Failures in Afghanistan

German diplomats only found out by chance that their American counterparts were evacuating from Kabul and they were blindsided by the Taliban's rapid advance in the capital. But internal documents show that Berlin ignored urgent warnings.

»Ich weiß nicht, ob man das überhaupt heilen kann« - Peter Rigaud / DER SPIEGEL

Außenminister Maas zum Scheitern in Afghanistan »Ich weiß nicht, ob man das überhaupt heilen kann«

Seit dem Fall von Kabul steht Außenminister Heiko Maas im Zentrum der Kritik. Hier spricht er über Rücktrittsforderungen, die gefährliche Rettung der afghanischen Ortskräfte und die Abhängigkeit von den USA. Ein SPIEGEL-Gespräch von Melanie Amann und Christoph Schult

Bundeswehrgeneral in Kabul »Hier spielen sich dramatische Szenen ab«

Auch an Tag vier der Evakuierungen herrscht am Flughafen von Kabul Chaos. Der Leiter der deutschen Mission fürchtet eine Verschärfung der Lage – und erklärt, warum die Rettung gerade der Afghanen so schwierig ist. Von Benjamin Eckert

Jalalabad Taliban schossen auf protestierende Afghanen

In Jalalabad haben die Taliban Proteste gewaltsam niedergeschlagen. Es gab dabei am Mittwoch mehrere Tote. Derweil verkündete ein Taliban-Führer, wie künftig regiert werden könnte – und was Frauen zu erwarten haben.

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