Germany's National Security Strategy: Will it work?

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Germany's National Security Strategy: Will it work?

Germany has published its first ever National Security Strategy. It makes clear commitments on NATO, battling climate change and preventing cyber attacks. It also takes a swipe at Russia and China - its biggest trading partner. Olaf Scholz called the plan a “major change” to German policy. But is it really? Guests: Gesine Weber Fellow at the German Marshall Fund Uli Brueckner Political analyst Edward Hunter Christie Former NATO official