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"Auch Velina Tchakarova, geopolitische Strategin und Sicherheitsexpertin, verdeutlicht, dass trotz aktueller „Verschnaufpause“ die systemischen Risiken bestehen bleiben. Man müsse sich auf „langwierige Effekte“ entlang ganzer Wertschöpfungsketten gefasst machen. Zugleich stehe Europa vor einer sicherheitspolitischen Zäsur. Es gehe um den Aufbau einer glaubwürdigen Abschreckung gegenüber Russland. „Wir steuern in Richtung eines neuen Kalten Krieges.“ Für Österreich bedeute das