Europe Has to Acknowledge U.S. 'Will No Longer Be World's Policeman': CDU Lawmaker

The transcript discusses NATO allies' efforts in Afghanistan, focusing on Germany's role and expectations. It highlights the surprise at Kabul's quick fall to the Taliban and critiques the US decision to withdraw without conditions. The discussion covers Germany's readiness to stay longer, the lack of communication within NATO, and the need for Germany to rethink its foreign relations strategy, especially as the US steps back from being the world's policeman.

What actions are NATO allies currently considering to assist Afghanistan?

What was the reaction to the rapid fall of Kabul to the Taliban?

What were the implications of President Biden's decision to withdraw from Afghanistan?

What lessons should Germany learn from the chaos in Afghanistan?

How did the communication between NATO members affect the situation in Afghanistan?

In what ways is Germany expected to change its approach to foreign affairs following the events in Afghanistan?

What responsibilities does Germany have in terms of foreign security in the future?