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Robert Gerwarth

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Germany’s greatest revolution, one hundred years ago

GT/2018

Martin Gropp

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Daimler bends: How the automaker’s new CEO, Ola Källenius, intends to leads the company into the future

GT/2019

The US ridesharing company Uber is facing considerable resistance in Germany

GT/2019

The automotive industry is facing major challenges around the world. German carmakers have more to lose than most and are thus investing a great deal in securing its future.

GT/2018

Annett Gröschner

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Union Berlin is a soccer club of underdogs, but only the well-behaved, honest and open-minded kind

GT/2019

Facets of meaning abound – in an ever-changing city. The tale of Berlin today.

GT/2018

Klaus Grimberg

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From Weimar to Midtown Manhattan. How the Bauhaus began a century ago.

GT/2018

Katja Gloger

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China wants to consolidate its emergence as a world power based on the new supercontinent of Eurasia, as the US and the EU look on from the sidelines

GT/2019

The Germans know what they owe the Americans. But what does that mean for the future?

GT/2018

Ines Geipel

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East Germans continue to talk about the indignities they suffered after 1989 while nurturing a victimization myth that absolves them of any responsibility

GT/2019

Susanna Glitscher

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The “Wurst” is over: Berlin has emerged as a hot spot for vegetarian and vegan cuisine.

GT/2019

Sigmar Gabriel

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Realism, not sentimentality: We can’t act jointly with Trump, yet we can’t act alone without the US

GT/2019

Carsten Germis

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Street-smart jump-start: The strategic partnership between Ford and VW is good for both carmakers.

GT/2019