Next Big Career Step in the USA: Baerbock's Political Comeback in Germany Moves Far Away
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Annalena Baerbock becomes a professor at Columbia University – and thus creates ridicule and criticism. Jan Fleischhauer takes the personality on board. Also the affair about the ex-GdP vice Sven Hüber and the dispute over the sugar tax provide for discussion material.
Ex-Minister of Foreign Affairs Baerbock has a new job: She becomes a lecturer for Global Leadership at Columbia University in New York. Previous plagiarism should not prevent this – it is rather the identification of her true qualifications.
After her time at the head of the UN General Assembly, Annalena Baerbock seems to have a new job.
Plagiarism, a beautiful curriculum vitae – and now a professor: The green ex-minister of foreign affairs Annalena Baerbock stays in New York, moving from Uno to Columbia University. That's not right for many, especially in Germany.
In the USA, the assignment of a teaching assignment to former government representatives is a normal process. The German excitement shows that this is all about hatred and incitement.
Annalena Baerbock moves to Columbia University after her time at the UN. There she is to teach as a professor for global leadership for three years. For FOCUS online chief correspondent Ulrich Reitz, the criticism of the change is inappropriate.
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