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: Foreign Policy and the Next German Government

Experts from the German Council on Foreign Relations offer case studies

20/07/2017 | by Dr. Josef Braml, Claire Demesmay, Dina Fakoussa, Ali Fathollah-Nejad, Wilfried Jilge, Laura Lale Kabis-Kechrid, Stefan Meister, Christian Mölling, Jana Puglierin, Henning Riecke, Dr. Claudia Schmucker, Daniela Schwarzer, Svenja Sinjen, Sebastian Sons, Sarah Wohlfeld | Germany, International Policy/Relations

A new German government will take office after the elections on September 24, 2017. DGAP experts outline in 12 separate areas the foreign policy goals Germany should pursue (and with which partners).

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New Expert on Visegrad Countries Joins the DGAP

26/04/2017

Milan Nič is senior fellow at the DGAP’s Robert Bosch Center for Central and Eastern Europe, Russia, and Central Asia.

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