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Germany and the EU


Trends in German public opinion point to a weakening commitment to both European integration and the transatlantic alliance.


The EU’s future depends on how it handles the COVID-19 crisis. A lot is riding on Germany’s EU presidency later this year.


Isabel Schnabel, Germany’s nominee to the ECB board, has a pragmatic approach to monetary and fiscal policy.


Germany refuses to think strategically about itself, Europe, or the world. This carries a high price.


Under German leadership solidarity in the EU has become conditional on structural reforms.


Is Germany over-represented in European institutions?