Annalena Baerbock

Annalena Charlotte Alma Baerbock is a German politician of the Alliance 90/The Greens party serving as Germany's minister for foreign affairs since 2021.

Some of the key events about Annalena Baerbock

2005
Joined the Green Party of Germany at the age of 24
2009
Elected as a member of the Brandenburg State Parliament
2013
Elected as chairwoman of the Brandenburg Green Party
2018
Elected as co-leader of the German Green Party
2019
Led the Green Party to its best-ever result in European Parliament elections
2019
Faced criticism for failing to report additional income from her party to the Bundestag administration
2020
Co-authored a book titled "Jetzt: Wie wir unser Land erneuern" (Now: How We Renew Our Country)
2021
Became the first Green Party candidate for Chancellor of Germany
2021
Played a key role in negotiating the coalition agreement for Germany's new government
2021
Appointed as Germany's first female Foreign Minister
2021
Admitted to embellishing her resume with inaccurate claims about organizational memberships
2021
Accused of plagiarism in her book "Jetzt. Wie wir unser Land erneuern"
2021
Criticized for proposing a ban on short-haul flights, which was seen as potentially harmful to the economy
2022
Advocated for stronger support for Ukraine during the Russian invasion
2022
Received backlash for suggesting that Germany should supply heavy weapons to Ukraine, which some viewed as escalating the conflict
2022
Faced controversy over comments about "war fatigue" in Europe regarding the Ukraine conflict
2023
Criticized for a diplomatic gaffe when she referred to China as a "systemic rival" during a visit to Beijing
2023
Faced criticism for Germany's perceived slow response to the Israel-Hamas conflict
2023
Accused of hypocrisy for using a government plane for a family vacation, despite advocating for climate protection
2023
Criticized for Germany's stance on the EU's migration pact, which some viewed as too lenient

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