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The euro zone crisis: Competitiveness, part two
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The French president must learn to dance with a dominant German chancellor(80)
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Turkey gets tough with foreign museums and launches a new culture war(217)
American business in wartime: Democracy’s arsenal
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A German-led recovery may be stymied by the intensifying euro-zone crisis(15)
German football success: A league apart
Germany’s Bundesliga is a rare commercial success story among Europe’s top-flight leagues(7)
The euro area is ever-more reliant on Germany(188)
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A stunning turnaround for Angela Merkel's party in Germany's most populous state(117)
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The state of Europe's economies(147)
The week ahead: May 11th 2012: A very busy in-tray
FRANÇOIS Hollande is sworn in as president of France, Germany’s largest state holds an election, Ratko Mladic goes on trial at the Hague and Facebook goes public(0)
Socialist victory in France: President Hollande
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If the euro zone is to survive, Germany must tolerate higher inflation(102)
Charlemagne: Going for growth, but how?
Europe is abuzz with talk of a growth compact, but nobody agrees what it means(118)
German macroprudential reforms: Beware Teutonic caution
The Bundesbank should not exert its new clout too zealously(26)
German family policy: Pay to stay at home
The government plans a controversial benefit for stay-at-home mothers(21)
Spain’s woes: Those sinking feelings
There seems to be no end to the troubles in Spain(100)
The Polish flag: Hoisted aloft
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Growth: There is an alternative to austerity
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