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Germany signals a new turning point in its response to Russia

Germany is reportedly indicating that it will take a tougher approach toward Russia, described as a possible second turning point. No concrete measure is specified.

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A significant shift in Germany’s Russia policy could affect European security and sanctions coordination.

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