Wolfgang Ischinger
Wolfgang Ischinger is a prominent German diplomat, known for his role as the chairman of the Munich Security Conference (MSC), which serves as a key forum for international security discussions. He previously held the position of Germany's ambassador to the United States and played a significant part in European Union negotiations regarding Kosovo. Under his leadership, the MSC has expanded its budget and influence, making it a vital platform for addressing global security issues.
Born on Feb 12, 1943 (82 years old)
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United States:
Wolfgang Ischinger, a former German deputy secretary of state, discusses the need for Germany and France to act as a catalyst.
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Slovakia:
Wolfgang Ischinger is a former German ambassador to the United States who commented on Merz's communication style.
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Slovakia:
Wolfgang Ischinger is a former German ambassador to the United States who commented on Merz's communication style.
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Germany:
Wolfgang Ischinger's presence in the last third of the show was noted as excessive.
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United States:
Wolfgang Ischinger held up a brochure about Vance’s remarks that kicked off a controversial debate at the Munich Security Conference.
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Germany:
Wolfgang Ischinger moderated the event and referred to Vance's previous speech as having sparked a controversial debate about fundamental values.
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Romania:
Wolfgang Ischinger is the president of the Munich Security Conference Foundation who proposed placing French nuclear weapons in Germany or Poland.
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Greece:
Wolfgang Ischinger warned that such a move would provoke a storm of reactions from Moscow and Warsaw.
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Italy:
Wolfgang Ischinger argued for collective defense as part of Europe's mission.
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Montenegro:
Wolfgang Ischinger assessed that the shock caused by Trump could be seen as useful.
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