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Tong-Jin Smith

Articles

A Berlin initiative is calling for the expropriation of private housing companies. A crazy idea or a necessary step?

GT/2019

Rich and sexy: Booming Berlin is driving up real estate prices

GT/2018

Ursula Scheer

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In 2018, German screenwriter and director Christian Petzold was invited to be a member of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, yet his work couldn’t be less Hollywood

GT/2019

TV-series Berlin Babylon is depicting life in the German capital during the Roaring Twenties

GT/2018

Horst Schneider

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Alba’s basketballers are taking the game to the classroom

GT/2018

Mark Schieritz

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The once-proud Deutsche Bank is in dire straits

GT/2019

Businesses will learn to cope with Brexit, and EU member states will do everything they can to avoid complete chaos

GT/2019

The president of the United States is squawking about Germany’s trade surplus – and not without reason, yet he fails to grasp reality in Germany and the United States

GT/2018

Juliane Schäuble

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The German Ambassador to Washington, Emily Haber, seeks to cultivate the collective

GT/2018

Jürgen Schmieder

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Like many German athletes, Moritz Wagner had a rough go of it when he arrived in the US. Now he’s a Los Angeles Laker.

GT/2019

Angelique Kerber was knocked out early on in this year’s US Open. But she’s not worried.

GT/2018

Theo Sommer

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A call for European leadership in times of turmoil

GT/2020

US and China: Rocky road ahead

GT/2020

A war’s end and a fresh start

GT/2020

Dagmar Schindler-Nickel

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The people of Kallstadt are known for their hospitality and open-mindedness, yet they are skeptical about a visit by the US president to his grandfather’s hometown

GT/2019

Sergei Shmatko

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Burning fossil fuels jeopardizes the very livelihoods of vulnerable groups and could result in a massive rise in the world’s already significant number of refugees

GT/2019

Thomas Schuler

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Facebook is funding research on media, ethics and innovation. Welcome promotion or damnable colonization of journalism by a tech giant?

GT/2019

Benjamin Balint has written a book about the long-running “custody battle” over Franz Kafka’s legacy

GT/2019

Telling it like it is – sort of: The fabrications of a promising young reporter have left the German weekly Der Spiegel in dire straits, with its much-lauded fact-checking department being called to account

GT/2019

Julianne Smith

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The EU-US relationship is in crisis

GT/2019

Anne-Marie Slaughter

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“What’s wrong with America First?”

GT/2019

P. W. Singer

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The real cyber threat is your likes

GT/2019

Stephen Smith

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The scramble for Europe

GT/2019

Volker Stanzel

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Europeans must forge a new social consensus on foreign policy

GT/2019

Ronen Steinke

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Targeting tolerance: Is far-right terrorism on the rise in Germany?

GT/2019

What should Europe do with its captured IS militants?

GT/2019

Artem Sokolov

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It’s understandable that Germany wants to evade the defense commitments demanded by the US

GT/2019

Benjamin Steininger

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Petromelancholia and its discontents

GT/2019

Gregor Schöllgen

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NATO and the EU were created in a world that vanished 30 years ago. Clinging to that lost era means denying the facts of the present day

GT/2019

Dmitri Stratievski

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To cut the Gordian Knot in Eastern Ukraine, Volodymyr Zelensky will have to skirt accusations of treason while convincing the Kremlin to change its course

GT/2019

Sylvia Schreiber

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Commission possible

GT/2020

Who is setting the tone in EU foreign policy

GT/2020

Frank-Walter Steinmeier

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Our responsibility: Frank-Walter Steinmeier’s speech at Yad Vashem

GT/2020

Derek Scally

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Brexit: Breakup therapy

GT/2020

Holger Schmieding

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Divergent paths: Responses to the COVID-19 pandemic

GT/2020