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Why Everyone’s a Winner in the Nord Stream 2 Deal

The agreement between Germany and the United States, which at first glance appears to be to Russia’s advantage, is in fact beneficial to all parties—even Ukraine.

· July 29, 2021
In the Media
A Russian View on the Fall of the Berlin Wall, 30 Years On

We should never forget the benefits that Germany’s reunification brought to the world.

· November 7, 2019
Moscow Times
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Germany, Turkey, and Syrian Refugees—the Biggest Crisis in the EU’s History?
October 29, 2015

Migration and the Syrian refugee crisis continue to affect Europe. How will the EU respond to this challenge?

In the Media
It’s Time to Ditch the Petersburg Dialogue

The proponents of the Petersburg Dialogue believed that cooperation between Germany and Russia would increase stability in Europe. But today expectations are self-deluding.

· October 28, 2015
The Moscow Times
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Why Moscow Opposed Grexit

Putin phoned IMF chief, asking the Europeans to support Athens in any way possible. It is likely that Obama asked to do the same thing: there is no indication that Greece was ever a point of contention between Russia and the United States—despite Greece’s position on the Ukrainian crisis, its anti-Western rhetoric, and Tsipras’ friendship with Putin

· July 16, 2015
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After Minsk, Is Germany Still a Leader?

If Merkel is synonymous with Germany, then German political and diplomatic weight has certainly risen to the height of true European leadership.

· February 19, 2015