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Tying up loose ends
Dear Reader, This is my last newsletter before heading off on a summer break. I’ll be back in August. For those of you who are paying subscribers…
Jun 30
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Jörg Luyken
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The return of the Stasi?
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Jun 26
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Jörg Luyken
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Are you still with me?
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Jun 16
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Five things we learned from the EU election
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Jun 12
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How to upset a German
Dear Reader, A couple of days ago I was taking a walk through an estate that once belonged to the Prussian monarchy when a young boy came panting up the…
Jun 5
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When did ethnic cleansing become cool?
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Jun 1
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Death on Hamburg's luxury waterfront
Dear Reader, On a single day last autumn, five Albanian labourers fell to their deaths while working on a prestige project in an exclusive district of…
May 25
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Can Germany's future be found in Holland?
If you want to peer into Germany’s political future you could probably do worse than looking at what is going on in the Netherlands at the moment. This…
May 19
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Record sick days: a sign of laziness... or progress?
For the last two years, Germans have suddenly been getting sick a lot more often. In 2022, the number of days people took off sick in a year shot up to…
May 14
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From serial loser to Germany's next chancellor?
Friedrich Merz seems to have beaten off challenges from inside the CDU to be their next chancellor candidate. Who is the man who could run against Olaf…
May 10
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What a brutal attack on a politician tells us about the state of German journalism
Dear Reader, On Friday, a candidate for the Social Democrats for the upcoming EU elections was hospitalised after being beaten up while putting up…
May 6
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Germany needs new heroes
National myths have a dark side - Germany knows that better than any country. But they can also help to create a sense of togetherness. In our…
May 2
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