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Germany Hesitant over Macron’s Vision

27 September 2017
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The French president’s speech on ambitious EU reform met politely raised eyebrows in Germany as Berlin struggles to build a new government. Any other day, a two-hour plea from the French president for a stronger European Union would have sent politicians in Germany rushing for the nearest mic. But just a few days after its own election, Berlin is distracted.

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Meeting Macron in the Middle. How France and Germany Can Revive the EU

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09 May 2017
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Macron's presidency offers a rare chance to revive the French-German relationship just when Europe needs it most.

Thomas GOMART Thorsten BENNER

AfD and National Front converge ahead of elections

03 March 2017
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The right-wing spiral of Germany’s anti-EU Alternative für Deutschland party (AfD) has brought it shoulder to shoulder with France’s National Front (NF). The two parties see eye-to-eye on a number of issues, including Russia. 

Hans STARK Fabian VIRCHOW
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Emmanuel Macron aide blames Russia for hacking attempts

13 February 2017
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Russia watchers say Moscow is deploying considerable resources to swing the French election.

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Political scientist Barbara Kunz invited to Heute journal

21 November 2016
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Primary elections of the French conservative party "Les Républicains": analysis by Barbara Kunz.

Defence and Foreign Policy Under President-elect François Hollande

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08 May 2012
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We know little about François Hollande's stance on wider foreign and defence policy issues. Though we are unlikely to see major changes from his predecessor, some clues from his successful campaign suggest that President-elect Hollande will adopt a more European and Gaullist approach.

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