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  • 25th June 2022
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Comment
·25th August 2021

Germany and Merkel: too good to beat?

Dan Harrison
Image description: caricature showing Angela Merkel The current German election campaign is not proceeding in a very Germanic way. There...
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Pink
·27th November 2020

LGBTQ+ internationalism beyond 2020

Robert Macilraith
Image description: pride protest march at night Globally, 2020 has been a historic year for LGBTQ+ people. Alongside the Pope...
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Culture
·10th April 2020

Berlin: ‘Poor but Sexy’

Marte van der Graaf
Image Description: Mural of a man and a woman kissing on a building In 2003, Berlin Mayor Klaus Wowereit famously...
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Comment
·16th November 2018

ā€œTime to start a new chapterā€:Ā  uncertainty looms as the Merkel era comes to an endĀ 

Maria Kostylew
Image Credit: Wikipedia (CC-BY-SA-3.0) ā€œIt is time to start a new chapterā€ declared Angela Merkel, announcing her decision not to...
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Comment
·24th October 2017

The Erasmus Programme could be in danger of dying post-Brexit

Hal Churchman
The ErasmusĀ ProgrammeĀ turns 30 this year, but its future in the UK is in doubt. With no concrete assurances from the...
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Comment
·23rd May 2016

Positive Refugee Stories

Rachel Dunne
It is undeniable that we have been facing a refugee crisis in Europe – over a million people travelled here...
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Features
·30th May 2014

Wish you were Herr: student tourism in Germany

Katy Burgess
In my experience, most British people don’t go to Germany on holiday. Business, Oktoberfest, friends, perhaps, but a German holiday...
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Entertainment
·4th October 2013

Arturo Ui – a fine spectacle and a warning

Adam Diaper
Sceptics may think a performance of a play about Nazism written during the Second World War would be ā€˜old hat’....
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News
·20th October 2011

Debate: the Euro crisis

Ani and Matt debate whether we should save the Euro
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Comment
·10th May 2021

After Merkel, what’s next for Germany?

Daniel Morgan
Image Description: the Reichstag Building on a sunny day. Across a decade which has seen convulsion and upheaval across parts...
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Features
·29th June 2020

Stories from a Year Abroad in lockdown

Marte van der Graaf, Eve Mason, Francesca Duke &Ā Isabella Massam
Image Description: A street view in BerlinĀ  In March almost all third-year linguists were forced to return home and had...
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Comment
·14th January 2020

It’s time to re-think healthcare

Robert Macilraith
Image description: The John Radcliffe Maternity Hospital For many, the NHS is the jewel in the British crown. ā€˜Envy of...
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Sport
·30th July 2018

The Tragedy of Mesut Ɩzil

Fintan Owens
Image Credit: Ronnie Macdonald (CC BY 2.0) Recently, Mesut Ɩzil announced his retirement from international football at the relatively young...
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Sport
·24th March 2017

Three lessons from England’s performance against Germany

Calum Flintoff
Kick-off at the Signal Iduna Park was scheduled for 19:45 (GMT) on Wednesday. Come 19:49, however, Lukas Podolski was still...
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Features
·13th October 2015

German culture shock

Ella Harold
Perhaps it was naive of me, but I didn’t come to Germany expecting a culture shock. Schnitzel and S-Bahns aside,...
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Comment
·8th October 2013

Merkel’s buzz to cripple CDU?

Thea Bradbury
Angela Merkel’s election victory has been widely hailed as historic, on a personal as well as political level: not only...
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News
·23rd May 2013

Giving the homeless a helping ‘pfand’

James Kleinfeld
Traveling can truly open your eyes to the extraordinary, and often overlooked differences between supposedly similar regions. Take for example,...
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