Tearful chair of Munich Security Conference expresses 'fear' in farewell address after blistering Vance speech
- Christoph Heusgen, a German diplomat, broke down in tears during his closing speech at the Munich Security Conference, expressing his fears over the implications of U.S. Vice President JD Vance's remarks about European values and norms.
- In his address, Heusgen expressed that after Vance's speech, there is a fear that shared values among nations are no longer consistent, stating, 'After the speech of Vice President Vance... Our common value base is not that common anymore.'
- Heusgen emphasized the need to uphold international norms based on the UN Charter and human rights, arguing that these values should not be reinvented but strengthened, remarking, 'This order is easy to disrupt, it is easy to destroy, but it is much harder to rebuild.
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