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German Politics: Confused, but Self-Righteous
October 5, 2021
Diana Johnstone assesses the recent German election, the decline of the traditional left, and its implications for relations with the U.S. and Russia.
Europe After Angela Merkel: Is the Atlantic Era Over
September 30, 2021
Just what shape Germany’s governing coalition will take is still unclear in the aftermath of the September 26 election, which saw the Social Democrats (SPD), led by finance minister Olaf Scholz, come away with just over a quarter of the vote, at 25.7 percent.
Will Germany Succeed in Detaching Itself From the Death Grip of the Anglo-American Empire?
September 26, 2021
As Germany moves ever closer to the Russian-Chinese’s multipolarism, will it succeed in avoiding the last squeeze from the Anglo-American Empire’s death grip?
One Year On… Navalny Poison Pulp Fiction – Surprisingly – Provides a Real Conclusion
August 27, 2021
There is no doubt Navalny is an asset for Western intelligence agencies assigned to subvert Russia from within with his scripted media antics.
