Weimar Triangle Marks 35 Years of Franco-German-Polish Cooperation
The Weimar Triangle, a diplomatic forum established by France, Germany, and Poland, is celebrating its 35th anniversary. Member states are reflecting on the alliance’s role in European integration and discussing how its collaborative model could inform broader regional partnerships.
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35 years of the Weimar Triangle — Which lessons can we share with Korea and the Indo-Pacific?
From former enemies to partners Thirty-five years ago, Germany, France and Poland made a choice that changed Europe. Today, as Europe faces war and Asia confronts growing strategic uncertainty, the experience of the Weimar Triangle has a message for Korea and the Indo-Pacific: Peace is built through cooperation, trust and shared responsibility. In August 1991, Europe stood at a historic crossroads. The Berlin Wall had fallen. The Soviet Union was about to dissolve. Democracy was sweeping through
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