I am grateful to Sarah Kohrt of the Hirschfeld-Eddy-Stiftung for the opportunity to share my thoughts on why it is important to decolonize foreign policy. In the current global context of long-term wars which necessitated major shifts in funding priorities being redirected to defence, security and militarisation, discussions of foreign policy mainly focus on human security, fuel energy and trade. In this regard, contemporary foreign policy engagements are organised and held with specific focus on powerful partners of the United States of America, Russia and China respectively.
