Karsten Voigt

German Council of Foreign Relations

Guest

Board member of the German Council on Foreign Relations and of the Atlantik-Brücke, an association that promotes German-American understanding; former member of the German parliament (1976-1998); former coordinator for German-American Cooperation at the German Foreign Office

Karsten Voigt on KCRW

The presidential campaign is focused on American voters, but the President is the commander-in-chief and the architect of foreign policy.

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A columnist in Germany's Der Spiegel calls the Republican candidates a "club of liars, debtors, betrayers, adulterers, exaggerators, hypocrites and ignoramuses."

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America's economic future will depend in part on what happens in Europe, so the crisis over the Euro demands our attention.

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