Germany
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Paris vs. Berlin: a continent divided over energy
feature Macron’s recent snubbing of Scholz is the latest episode of a deepening row between the EU’s ’two economic powerhouses’
By The Week Staff Published
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German chancellor in high-stakes China visit
Speed Read Western allies will closely watch Olaf Scholz’s meetings in Beijing
By Chas Newkey-Burden, The Week UK Published
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The growing Ukraine refugee crisis
feature Some EU countries ‘close to breaking point’ after influx of over seven million people since war began
By The Week Staff Published
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Were Russia’s Nord Stream gas pipelines to Europe sabotaged?
Today's Big Question European Commission president quick to apportion blame for Baltic Sea leaks
By Richard Windsor, The Week UK Last updated
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Uniper: Germany’s biggest energy importer pushed ‘to edge of insolvency’
feature Company received €15bn state bailout in July, but CEO has warned billions more may be needed
By The Week Staff Published
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Poland requests $1.3 trillion in World War II reparations from Germany
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By Brigid Kennedy Published
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Germany launches the world's first hydrogen-powered trains
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By Anahi Valenzuela Published
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New York's new Nazi stolen art law, explained
Speed Read Museums will be required to acknowledge the history of their artwork
By Joel Mathis Published
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Bayerischer Hof, Munich review: a seriously fun hotel with personality
The Week Recommends Wonderfully eclectic, this is a charming hotel for a charming city
By Neil Davey Published
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Gas supplies: will Vladimir Putin turn off the taps?
Talking Point It’s going to be an ‘ugly’ winter as Europe prepares for energy austerity
By The Week Staff Last updated
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How Germany’s energy-saving measures will affect ordinary people
feature Nation ‘united by anxiety’ as authorities cut off hot water and switch off lights
By Chas Newkey-Burden, The Week UK Published
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How Germany’s gas crisis is a test of ‘European solidarity’
In Depth Will Germany still deliver sufficient gas to Slovakia, ‘even if its own industry is suffering’?
By The Week Staff Published
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101-year-old former Nazi guard sentenced to 5 years in prison for role at camp
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By Catherine Garcia Published
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The true story of Germany’s Covid-19 response
In the Spotlight Once lauded for its rapid response, Berlin’s excess death rate is now higher than many of its neighbours
By The Week Staff Published
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