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Matthew Tempest
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Berlin-Based Editor, EUobserver
Berlin
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Local and regional stories real estate and society. mainly concerning economy
Think pieces; financial; state government.
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By Matthew Tempest Verified| EUobserver Verified There are two key takeaways from Sunday’s (23 February) election in Germany: they are the numbers 83.5 and 80. The former is the voter turnout — 83.5 percent — the highest since 1987. In other words, the highest in the history of a united Germany.
By Matthew Tempest Verified| EUobserver Verified World leaders were swift to congratulate Donald Trump on his convincing win in the US presidential election on Wedneday (6 November) morning — even before the full and official results were announced. With a returning Trump looking set to win both the popular national vote, as well as the US electoral college, from Europe, EU Commission president Ursula von der Leyen was one of the first off the mark.
By Matthew Tempest Verified| EUobserver Verified There are two key takeaways from Sunday’s (23 February) election in Germany: they are the numbers 83.5 and 80. The former is the voter turnout — 83.5 percent — the highest since 1987. In other words, the highest in the history of a united Germany.
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EUobserver
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Brussels, Brussels, Belgium
Founded: 2000