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Germany's Pistorius Again Rejects His Party's Russia Policy Demands

Summary by Daily Finland
German Defence Minister Boris Pistorius on Thursday again rejected demands from his centre-left colleagues for a reversal in the government's Russia policy, citing ongoing Russian attacks on civilians in Ukraine, reported dpa. "How anyone can even imagine closer cooperation with Russia at this stage is completely baffling," Pistorius, one of the leading figures in Germany's Social Democratic Party (SPD), told public broadcaster ZDF. His comments…

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Lean Right

In a manifesto, SPD politicians call for a change in German foreign policy. Klingbeil reacts evasively. The Union is holding back from criticism.

·Berlin, Germany
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Rolf Mützenich, former chairman of the SPD parliamentary group, has signed the "Manifesto", which demands more diplomacy with Russia. In conversation with Jan Drebes, he explains his motivations, wants to clear up possible misunderstandings – and sometimes complains of very sharp criticism from his own party.

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Prominent SPD politicians had called for a different course in foreign and security policy as well as talks with Russia in a position paper. The party leader of the Social Democrats, Klingbeil, is now clearly positioned.

·Hamburg, Germany
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A "manifesto", which speaks out against armament and for more diplomacy, causes unrest in the SPD. Party leader and vice chancellor Klingbeil contradicts.

Lean Left

Prominent SPD members call for a change of course in foreign policy. The leader of the party Lars Klingbeil sees no attack on himself. Nevertheless, he does not share the opinion of the authors.

·Germany
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In a paper, SPD politicians demanded more diplomacy with Russia. The party leader distances himself from it and excludes a turnaround in Ukraine politics.

·Germany
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Der Tagesspiegel broke the news in Berlin, Germany on Thursday, June 12, 2025.
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