Annalena Baerbock is to remain in New York after her term as president of the UN General Assembly ends and move to Columbia University. The former German foreign minister is to take up a professorship focused on global leadership in the autumn. n-tv ↗
Her mandate as president of the UN General Assembly will end in September. According to available information, she will not return to Germany for the time being after leaving that post. Instead, she will continue working in New York, where the United Nations is also headquartered. sport.sk ↗
Baerbock is one of the most prominent politicians of Germany’s Greens. She served as foreign minister before taking up the post of president of the UN General Assembly. The new academic position is expected to have a practical focus and relate to issues of international politics and global leadership.
The exact details of her future work at the university are not yet known. However, the move from a diplomatic role into academia is expected to allow her to remain engaged with international issues after the end of her UN mandate.
Baerbock to head to Columbia University after serving at the UN
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