Richard David Precht on the Dangerous Pitfalls of a Values-Driven Foreign Policy

„If I may be completely honest, I always think what an accident it was that this woman became Foreign Minister. Under normal conditions, she wouldn't even have gotten an internship at the Foreign Office. That someone with this moral fervor tries to explain to a class representative of a world power, a cultural nation, what Western values are, defines them as systemic rivals and virtually paints an escalation scenario on the wall, a values-led foreign policy that is in fact a confrontation-led foreign policy, instead of simply baking small rolls and saying to herself: 'As long as we are economically successful in Germany, the Chinese will take us seriously, lock, stock and barrel.'“

Richard David PrechRichard David Precht criticizes confrontational values-driven foreign policy and calls for pragmatic realism in dealing with China and Germany.

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Richard David Precht is a German philosopher, publicist, and bestselling author known for his societal and philosophical works.

Precht sharply criticizes a values-driven foreign policy that turns into confrontation and advocates for realistic pragmatism in dealing with China.

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Richard David Precht (born 1964) is a renowned German philosopher and author. He has published numerous popular science books and is known for his clear analyses of social, ethical, and philosophical questions. He often critically addresses current political and social issues.