Germany as the European Union’s status quo power? Continuity and change in the shadow of the Covid-19 pandemic

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RT @Pawel_Tokarski: A must-read for anyone interested in #German European policy in the context of the EU budget negotiations, by our @SWPB…

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A must-read for anyone interested in #German European policy in the context of the EU budget negotiations, by our @SWPBerlin colleague, Peter Becker.

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RT @SWP_Europe: The European recovery budget #NGEU marked a clear change in German European policy. Peter Becker explains @jepp_journal how…

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The European recovery budget #NGEU marked a clear change in German European policy. Peter Becker explains @jepp_journal how Germany 🇩🇪 insisted on constraints & limitations in scope of these new instruments, because of its role as status quo-power 👇 h

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