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30.01.2026 ➞ Media
Ulrich Kühn in the Media: Europe’s Rearmament
Ulrich Kühn spoke with web.de about what is slowing down Europe’s rearmament (link).  ...
28.01.2026 ➞ Publication
The US National Defense Strategy and Its Implications for Europe
The new U.S. National Defense Strategy (NDS) sets clear priorities. But what does this mean for Europe? Together with Frank Kuhn  ...
20.01.2026 ➞ Event
War and Armament – Lecture in the SchauSpielHaus Hamburg
As part of the University of Hamburg‘s “Lecture for All” series, Ulrich Kühn will give an open lecture at the SchauSpielHaus  ...
15.01.2026 ➞ Media
Ulrich Kühn in the Media: Global Armament
Ulrich Kühn spoke with web.de (link) and taz (link) about global armament dynamics.  ...
06.12.2025 ➞ Publication
Understanding China’s Position on NATO
How does China talk about NATO and why does it matter? In her piece for The Diplomat, Sabine Mokry analyses China’s  ...
03.12.2025 ➞ Media
Lukas Mengelkamp in the Media: NATO Foreign Ministers’ Meeting and the US
Lukas Mengelkamp gave Radio Bremen 2 his assessment of the NATO Foreign Ministers’ Conference and the negotiations between the US and  ...
30.10.2025 ➞ Media
Ulrich Kühn in the Media: Withdrawal of US Troops from Europe and Burewestnik
Ulrich Kühn spoke to Deutschlandfunk about the withdrawal of US troops from NATO’s eastern flank as the beginning of a long-term  ...
22.09.2025 ➞ Media
Ulrich Kühn in the Media: Russian Airspace Violations in NATO Territory
Ulrich Kühn spoke to Deutschlandfunk (link) and taz (link) about the current debate surrounding Russian airspace violations against NATO countries.  ...
10.09.2025 ➞ Media
Ulrich Kühn in the Media: Russian Drones in Poland
Ulrich Kühn spoke to the Frankfurter Rundschau about Russian drones in Poland as a clear sign of escalation (link).  ...
09.09.2025 ➞ Publication
Germany’s Military Buildup: Rearmament Without Strategy?
Germany aims to become Europe’s strongest conventional armed force. But will it also develop a civil-military relationship that fosters a substantive  ...
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