Merkel III in EU and foreign affairs - It's the spirit, stupid! / Ronja Kempin and Barbara Lippert
Subject(s): Online resources: In: Análisis del Real Instituto Elcano ARI . -- n. 113 (sept. 2013)Abstract: Once more, Europe has an eye on Berlin: Chancellor Merkel's victory in the general elections held on 22 September 2013 also confirms her as a leader in the EU scenario. After a month of exploratory talks it seems clear by now that the Social Democratic Party (SPD) will emerge as the junior partner in the new Merkel government. Within this grand coalition, the signs are that there will be continuity in Germany's European and foreign and security policies.Revista R0336 (MAEC- Biblioteca Central)
Once more, Europe has an eye on Berlin: Chancellor Merkel's victory in the general elections held on 22 September 2013 also confirms her as a leader in the EU scenario. After a month of exploratory talks it seems clear by now that the Social Democratic Party (SPD) will emerge as the junior partner in the new Merkel government. Within this grand coalition, the signs are that there will be continuity in Germany's European and foreign and security policies.