The Irish Prime Minister Micheál Martin put it in a nutshell on Thursday in Copenhagen: “It seems to me that a certain degree of naivety in Ireland is at home,” he said on the sidelines of the summit of the European political community. The Balties and Eastern Europeans, on the other hand, that they would understand the existential danger emanating from Russia, said Martin. His analysis is transferable one to one to Austria, also to Germany. And much more on even stronger brakes in the EU, above all the refusal to reality in Slovakia and Hungary.
