Dusseldorf The world in Europe has been different since February 24th. For most Europeans, Russia’s invasion of Ukraine is something previously unimaginable. What Russian President Vladimir Putin did not expect: Europe is moving closer together than ever before in the face of the attack, which violates international law.
As united as Europe stands against Russia, it is also clear that this war will change everything. In Germany he is already doing that. Suddenly there is talk of extending the life of nuclear power plants or postponing the phase-out of coal. Suddenly everything is possible.
We are now talking to former Foreign Minister Sigmar Gabriel about how Putin’s war is changing the continent, and what that means for us Europeans, but also for the energy transition.
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