Annalena Baerbock

So, and now I am a private person.

— Baerbock said when announcing her withdrawal from public life.

frankly, the credibility of the Security Council's own procedure

— Baerbock, President of the UN General Assembly, said that this damages the credibility of the Security Council's own procedure.

To stay steadfast in the face of strong headwinds and, above all, to make decisions under maximum pressure. For the aim of these attacks is never just a woman or a politician. Rather, it is also the societal change behind it.

— Annalena Baerbock, in an interview with Die Zeit

to feel at home in New York and to enjoy 'going under' in the city's diversity—and, to be honest, for me that is sometimes very liberating.

— Baerbock told dpa shortly after taking office in New York that she feels comfortable in New York and enjoys 'going under' in the city's diversity, and that this is, frankly, sometimes very liberating for her.

Baerbock saw herself as a 'diplomatic superstar'.

— Statement attributed to the American U.N. Ambassador cited in the article by Georg Anastasiadis.

Whoever is with Putin is not for Germany.

— Wadephul in Mainz, remarks before the Stresemann Society; he outlines his stance on Russia and Germany's foreign policy

We will continue on the path we have chosen.

— Johann Wadephul (CDU), after Germany's defeat at the UN Security Council: 'We will continue on the path we have chosen.'

No one wins alone. With these rules, multilateralism … uh, I mean, of course, football isn’t possible.

— From the video by Annalena Baerbock where she explains football rules and uses the game as a metaphor for world politics.

It's crystal clear that the UN Charter is a lifeline for everyone.

— Baerbock, on the Daily Show with Jon Stewart: she explains that the UN Charter is a lifeline for everyone.