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July 31, 2020

Ben Hodges critizises US withdrawal of troops from Germany

 Interviewed by Deutsche Welle BGA Advisor Ben Hodges sharply criticized the US troop withdrawal from Germany. “The withdrawal is a huge gift to the Kremlin” he said but Russia has done nothing to deserve this. Gen. Hodges considered the withdrawal less a strategic and more a political decision which will take months before relevant structures […]


July 17, 2020

Rudolf Adam delivers sharp analysis on the vision of a “Global Britain”

Four years after the referendum, half a year before the end of the transitional period, it is still unclear where Brexit is actually going to lead. The promise of British decisionmakers that Brexit will be a walk in the park has proved to be fundamentally wrong, writes BGA-Advisor Rudolf Adam in his latest Op-ed for […]


June 15, 2020

CEO and Co-Initiator of “macher-hilfe.de”, Jan Kallmorgen, interviewed on German fiscal stimulus package

The German government wants to support the German economy with up to 130 billion euros following the impact of the Corona crisis.  In an interview with “Unternehmer-Magazin Ditigal” BGA-CEO and co-founder of the non-profit initiative “macher-hilfe.de”, Jan Kallmorgen, considers the economic stimulus package to be a “strong impetus overall, especially for future technologies in Germany”. […]


June 8, 2020

Ben Hodges interviewed on potential US withdrawal of troops from Germany

In an interview with Der Tagesspiegel BGA-Advisor Ben Hodges criticized the plan of the US administration to withdraw military troops from Germany. He castigated the decision of Donald Trump’s core team at the White House as a “purely political maneuver” and stated that no one in the administration had previously sought military advice on what […]


May 5, 2020

Rudolf Adam writes in Cicero magazine: “The fight against Corona is not a war”

The world is fighting an invisible enemy. The corona virus is bringing the economy to its knees and revealing smouldering fires in politics and society. But the crisis is also a catalyst for a structural change that may be overdue. Overcoming the crisis will require unusual efforts. An even greater challenge is to come to […]