Join the Wilson Center for a conversation about Germany’s position in the stand-off between Russia and Ukraine, coordination within NATO, potential sanctions and Chancellor Olaf Scholz’s visit at the White House.

As fears of a Russian invasion of Ukraine are growing, Germany plays an important role in how Europe addresses the security, diplomatic and economic dimensions of the crisis.  With German Chancellor Olaf Scholz visiting Washington on February 7, attention is focused on the prospects for coordinated action between the US and Germany to avoid another war in Europe.

Join Wilson Center President Ambassador Mark Green and Wilson Fellow Hope M. Harrison on Thursday, February 10, 2PM ET/8PM CET in a conversation with State Minister Tobias Lindner of Germany’s Foreign Office about Germany’s position in the stand-off between Russia and Ukraine, coordination within NATO, potential sanctions and Chancellor Olaf Scholz’s visit at the White House.

Speakers

Tobias Linder, Minister of State, Federal Foreign Office, Germany

Mark Green, President, Director and CEO,  The Wilson Center

Hope Harrison, Co-Chair, History and Public Policy Program Advisory Board; Professor of History and International Affairs, The George Washington University