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How a virus changed our lives

Author ninabernecker Date April 10, 2020
Tagged #europe, #europeanunion, #german, #worldpolitics, bangkok, coronavirus, covid-19, Deutschland, european union, Germany, global citizen, International Relations, Politics, Spain, Thailand, travel, virus | Leave a comment |
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Angela Merkel – A Legacy

Author Vanessa Fuerstenau Date November 1, 2018
    Picture 1: The Chancellor of Germany   On the 29th of October...
Tagged #angela, #angelamerkel, #CDU, #chancellor, #deutschepolitik, #europe, #europeanunion, #german, #goodybe, #legacy, #legacyofangelamerkel, #merkelgeht, #politik, #vermächtniss, #worldpolitics, Bundestag, Germany, Leader, Leadership, Merkel, Politics | Leave a comment |
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