Talk: Is Franco-German Friendship Cooling? | Quadriga
January 11, 2013
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as posted by the channel50 years ago, historic enemies Germany and France signed a treaty aimed at bringing a lasting peace. Since then, both countries have played decisive roles in Europe and have shown a remarkable commitment in developing unified policies. Their close ties have been continually tested, not least of all during the current financial crisis. What significance does the Franco-German friendship have today? Does it play an important role in Europe?
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Pascal Thibaut - The French journalist came to Berlin in 1990 and initially worked as a freelance journalist for various media organisations. Since 1997 he has been foreign correspondent for Radio France International.
Ulrike Guérot - is the Berlin bureau chief of the European Council on Foreign Relations. Her specialties include the European integration process, German-French ties and German-American relations.
Albrecht Meier - He was trained at the "Neue Osnabrücker Zeitung" and subsequently worked as a local reporter. After completing his studies in Politics and Modern History, he came to Berlin where he became a Political Editor. He writes mainly about EU politics, France and Great Britain.
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