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GERMANY’S RELATIONSHIP WITH the rest of Europe is something of a conundrum. In a report this summer called Where is Germany going? – a collection of articles compiled by the think-tank Notre Europe – Janis Emmanouilidis and Almut Moller sum up the country’s ambivalent position. “History has shown us that neither Germany nor the rest of Europe are able to cope with German leadership. It is thus somehow a paradox that in many member states there is both moaning about the lack of German leadership and an increasing fear of German dominance.”
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