The success of the far right and the end of Germany’s grand coalition government have introduced new uncertainties into the politics of Europe’s most powerful country. What are the main implications for Germany, the EU, and global affairs?
Germany's Troubling Election
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The Chimera of Franco-German Reform
The Chimera of Franco-German Reform
Oct 4, 2017 Hans-Helmut Kotz warns the European Union's would-be reformers not to count on the support of Germany's next government.
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A Test for Europe’s German Anchor
A Test for Europe’s German Anchor
Sep 26, 2017 Daniela Schwarzer notes that while the center held in Germany's federal election, the policy consensus is weakening.
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Europe’s Battle on Four Fronts
Europe’s Battle on Four Fronts
Sep 26, 2017 Anatole Kaletsky believes that the EU's survival requires simultaneous breakthroughs in Berlin, Brussels, London, and Paris.
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Germany’s Grave New World
Germany’s Grave New World
Sep 26, 2017 Joschka Fischer says the fate of Europe's most stable democracy and largest economy now hangs in the balance.
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Germany’s Weimar Ghosts
Germany’s Weimar Ghosts
Sep 25, 2017 Harold James argues that a stable European order may be the Federal Republic's strongest democratic bulwark in the coming years.
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Germany’s Economic Road Ahead
Germany’s Economic Road Ahead
Sep 25, 2017 Clemens Fuest highlights five major policy challenges that the new government will face in the coming years.
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