Category Archives: War in Ukraine
No More Wars: Interview with Michael von der Schulenburg
IADL Review: Thank you for accepting this interview by Mail and for answering the following questions from the IADL Review “International Review of Contemporary Law”. Your CV is impressive: starting with your childhood and adolescence in the GDR. Could you tell us and younger generations more about your family members in the resistance against the…
Ukraine and Russia: Towards a Negotiated End to the War
This broadly supported initiative outlies a viable roadmap toward a ceasefire and eventual peace treaty in Ukraine, offering an alternative to both capitulation and escalation. Professor Dr. Peter Brandt, Professor Dr. Hajo Funke, Dr. Johannes Klotz, General (ret.) Harald Kujat, Michael von der Schulenburg (former UN Assistant Secretary General) and Professor Dr. h.c. Horst Teltschik…
Interview in Times of India
Published in the Times of India, 10 March 2025 https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/blogs/toi-edit-page/the-greatest-challenge-for-new-german-coalition-govt-will-be-the-ukraine-war-afd-is-the-real-winner-of-this-election
Professor Jeffrey Sachs addresses a packed house at the European Parliament
A packed house in the European Parliament yesterday heard Professor Jeffrey Sachs outline the cold realities of US power, and Europe’s subordination to it. At an event titled The Geopolitics of Peace, hosted by former UN Assistant Secretary General and current BSW MEP Michael von der Schulenburg, Professor Sachs warned the audience, ‘To be an…
Ukraine war and massive rearmament efforts are hidden from German national elections
As defeat looms, German politicians and media kept voters deliberately in the dark Michael von der Schulenburg The war in Ukraine and its consequences will have a long-lasting negative impact on the political, security, economic and social future of Germany. It is the biggest war on European soil since the Second World War; a war…
The European Parliament Plays with the Risk of Nuclear War
On November 28, the European Parliament passed a second Ukraine resolution with the martial-sounding title “Strengthening the EU’s Unwavering Support for Ukraine Against Russia’s War of Aggression and the Increasing Military Cooperation Between North Korea and Russia.” This resolution was adopted by a majority from the political groups of conservatives, socialists, liberals, and greens. The…
Its Ukraine policy could break the European Union
by Michael von der Schulenburg and Ruth Firmenich On 1 September, we commemorate the beginning of the Second World War 85 years ago with Nazi Germany’s attack on Poland. It developed into the cruellest and bloodiest war in modern history, costing the lives of around 75 million people and causing immeasurable suffering and unimaginable destruction….
The Ukraine war could have been prevented if the UN-Charta had been observed
Michael von der Schulenburg With the war in Ukraine, we must once again ask ourselves perhaps the most important question for a peaceful future for humanity: can there be a world in which peace and an international order can be guaranteed by joint agreements between states, or will there only be a global order if…