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27 May 2012
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Kolja Rudzio
Jounalist
Kolja Rudzio
writes for the weekly
Die Zeit
.
By Kolja Rudzio
Eurozone crisis
Germany, the hobbled giant
It dictates the agenda of EU summits, defines the rules, makes an entire continent wait, and always ends up imposing its will. With the euro crisis Germany finds itself alone at the head of the Union. But is it up to this new role?
3 November 2011
8
Die Zeit
Hamburg
It dictates the agenda of EU summits, defines the rules, makes an entire continent wait, and always ends up imposing its will. With the euro crisis Germany finds itself alone at the head of the Union. But is it up to this new role?