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Muriel Marty

Muriel Marty

Doctoral Researcher at PRIF Peace Research Institute Frankfurt specializing in UN peacekeeping, conflict management, and humanitarian work.

Jun 5, 2026

8:02
So how important is that to be consistent with that campaign, or is it something that is now being given as a reason for why it didn't work, that Germany's candidacy was announced quite late this time round, but really it doesn't matter that much w- at what time you announce your candidacy?
8:22
I think there are several things that are relevant for this.
8:26
So first, Germany announces candidacy right after it just had non-permanent seat in the Security Council.
8:34
That was three governments ago, so there's a lot of s- that has happened kind of in between.
8:40
Um, generally it's not very well looked at at the UN if you announce your candidacy while you're still in the entity that you want to reapply to be a candidate for again.
8:53
So this is why it actually came so late, kind of as a contextualizing a bit to, to understand why it actually announced it so late.
9:02
The other aspect is that the other two countries, they've obviously announced it way before.

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28:57
Yeah

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