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The Peaceful Memel: Meandering through the old and new world order

“The Curonian Spit is as remarkable as Spain or Italy, which one must have seen if one’s soul is not to be deprived of...

Germany still trades Russian gas

Germany is still trading Russian liquefied natural gas, as canceling the contract of a nationalized firm could cost billions of euros — creating a...

Largest Dutch shipbuilder sues government over Russia sanction losses

Dutch company seeking compensation in case against government. ‘Damen’ says it ‘suffers damages’ as a result of sanctions, Bloomberg informs. The Netherlands’ largest shipbuilder is...

China-Germany Win-Win Cooperation

The China-Germany cooperation exemplifies the transformative potential of collaboration based on mutual regard, shared objectives, and complementary strengths. This exceptional partnership has spawned a...

The Telegraph: Sanctions are damaging Europe

Sanctions are hurting, but it is perhaps Europe rather than Russia where the disruptive economic and political effects are at their most destructive, recognizes...

France, Germany and Sweden towards environmental protection: Nuclear Policies in Comparison

This comparative study is aimed at addressing the environmental implications of nuclear policies pursued by three developed European nations, France, Germany, and Sweden. Nuclear...

China refused to invite “some leaders of developed countries” for the Belt and Road Forum

Europe is "avoiding" participation in the 3rd Belt and Road Forum for International Cooperation (BRF) to be held later this year in China, with...

Germany is a Europe’s sick economic giant

Chemical giant BASF has been a pillar of German business for more than 150 years, underpinning the country’s industrial rise with a steady stream...

Germany grants €21m to increase Ethiopia ATI share

Ethiopia has secured a €21 million grant from Germany to increase its membership share in the investment risk solution provider African Trade Insurance (ATI), writes...

Berlin and Paris ‘missing in action’ as EU lacks leadership in defence -Report

A lack of leadership by countries such as Germany and France and narrow industrial interests keep Europe from boosting defence cooperation as warranted by...

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