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The future of Orthodox shrine in Gifhorn
St.Nicholas’ Orthodox Church in Gifhorn (Germany) – a copy of the ‘gem’ of the Russian wooden architecture of the 18th century – has for...
From Prussia to Germany: Bismarck’s Foreign Policy
Before Bismarck helmed the German stewardship, the German areas were fragmented into many a piece— this included two major exceptions: Hanover governed by the...
Otto von Bismarck: How did he maintain peace in Europe
The war of 1870 between France and Prussia had two major consequences. First and foremost, the defeat of France and the subsequent Treaty of...
The Story about Nazi and Crystal Met
In the 1940s, German expansionist missions over Belgium and France were raging. Moreover, the growth of the German military made Belgium alarmed. So on...
“Together for Europe’s recovery”: Germany takes over Council presidency
While the corona pandemic continues, Germany took over the six-month presidency of the Council of the EU on 1 July. We asked German MEPs...
Ursula von der Leyen: Next six months crucial for the EU
The College of Commissioners met today via videoconference the Government of Germany for the beginning of the German Presidency of the Council of the...
Bundesliga: The Guide To Restart Football?
The first match-day proved encouraging for other leagues, planning to follow the Bundesliga.
Football is back in Germany — albeit without the fans. The Bundesliga...
Coronavirus: What Germany Did Right and the U.S. Did Not
If the US effort has been characterized by a daily presidential news conference, the German response has distanced itself from politics. Local and apolitical,...
The birth of the modern concept of economic war and Bernard Esambert’s thought
Without my friend Bernard Esambert there would not certainly be the current concept of "economic warfare".
Having studied at the Ėcole Polytechnicque, he is a...
‘Westlessness’: Shaping Anew the EU’s Power
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endurance of a political order cannot be permanently measured in the absence of
any instrument, neither can it be substantially responded to at any given...