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The Lines a German Won’t Cross
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German response to Obama's urging for a bigger stimulus as seen from the American side. The German side looks at the hyperinflation of the 1920's, the American side looks at memories of the Great Depression and the Hooverist response, in the early years before Roosevelt.
The reaction in Britain and Germany to U.S. president Obama's first visit to London for the Dockland's G20 summit, to 10 Downing Street and to Baden-Baden inGermany
04/05/2009
A mixture of hope and optimism after the first visit.
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New York Times 04/05/2009
The Lines a German Won’t Cross
New York Times 04/05/2009
BusinessWeek 04/06/2009
Opinion: G20 — go back to the roots | DW | 30.11.2018
DW.COM 11/30/2018
Malte Spitz on Germany's view of U.S. president Obama in 2013
04/05/2009
Only a few thousand people turned up in 2013 for Obama at the Brandenburg Gate in Berlin on June 19, 2013, says Greens Party leader Spitz, compared to the 200,000 who turned up for candidate Obama in July 2008, showing how much has changed in less than 5 years.
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Germans Loved Obama. Now We Donât Trust Him.
New York Times 06/29/2013
Spy Claims Send Chill Ahead of Trade Talks
Wall Street Journal 07/02/2013
Outrage in Europe Grows Over Spying Disclosures
New York Times 07/01/2013
New York Times 11/01/2013
One Casualty of Eavesdropping on Merkel: A Warm Rapport
New York Times 11/01/2013
The Lines a German Won’t Cross
New York Times 04/05/2009
The April 2009 G-20 Docklands, London Summit and the constructive confrontation between American and European positions.
02/15/2009
The positions of both sides. The Europeans credibly calling for global regulations as non-negotiable, and the US credibly calling for larger stimulus spending now when it would have the greatest impact. And the tough negotiations ahead.
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Fixing a Perception Gap for the Underappreciated G-20
Wall Street Journal 08/27/2013
On a Scale of 1-10, G-20 Scores a 7
New York Times 04/03/2009
New York Times 04/05/2009
The Lines a German Won’t Cross
New York Times 04/05/2009
Big Ideas, Grand Plans, Modest Budgets
New York Times 02/15/2009
What the Chinese Want from Obama
New York Times 02/20/2009
The G-20 London Docklands Summit in April 2009- a model of global cooperation for future crises stemming from the global financial crisis of 2008
04/03/2009
The Docklands Summit must rank as one of the largest global cooperation efforts in a global economy hit by a severe crisis, with output drops of over 25% in a a short time. It made ahuge difference in tackling this crisis, and yet its significance is not fully grasped as the crisis fades by 2014.
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On a Scale of 1-10, G-20 Scores a 7
New York Times 04/03/2009
New York Times 04/03/2009
Conceding U.S. Lapses, Obama Resists New Bank Rules
New York Times 04/03/2009
Steven Pearlstein - A Rare Triumph of Substance at the Summit
Washington Post 04/03/2009
New York Times 04/05/2009
The Lines a German Won’t Cross
New York Times 04/05/2009
How Ms. Merkel is defining German goals and programs during the global economic and financial crisis of 2008-2009.
09/09/2008
Merkel has quietly established her own approach and style of governing, less on rhetoric, and more on substance and social market principles that are popular in Germany. Her popularity goes far beyond that of the CDU, and she has defined new positions for the CDU, from aiding workers, promoting daycare, fighting for environmental goals, and bringing a new perspective on immigration. The result is a distinctly German approach to the crisis based on German conditions and preferences.
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German Election Overturns Political Order
Wall Street Journal 09/23/2013
Wall Street Journal 09/09/2008
Europe Races to Shore Up Banks as Crisis Spreads
Wall Street Journal 10/06/2008
German Exporters Feel the Financial Squeeze
Wall Street Journal 10/21/2008
German Banks Now Face Big Losses From Their Misadventures in Iceland
Wall Street Journal 10/24/2008
Despite Crisis, Germany Sees Russia as Land of Opportunity
New York Times 10/25/2008
Disillusionment with U.S. president Obama in Germany
04/05/2009
Grouped Articles
Germans Loved Obama. Now We Donât Trust Him.
New York Times 06/29/2013
Spy Claims Send Chill Ahead of Trade Talks
Wall Street Journal 07/02/2013
One Casualty of Eavesdropping on Merkel: A Warm Rapport
New York Times 11/01/2013
New York Times 11/01/2013
The Lines a German Won’t Cross
New York Times 04/05/2009
Germans at the Crux of Crises, but Reluctantly
New York Times 02/28/2015
The Obama administration and setting up a reciprocal agreement with France and Germany that prohibits spying on each other
04/05/2009
After German and French revelations about NSA spying activities in Germany and France, including spying on German chancellor Merkel's mobile phone, the pressure is increasing for the U.S. to sign a reciprocal agreement on no-spying with the two European partners. The U.S. already has an understanding with three English speaking countries on no-spying and it makes sense for this to apply to critical Eurpean allies.
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Allegation of U.S. Spying on Merkel Puts Obama at Crossroads
New York Times 10/24/2013
Data Suggests Push to Spy on Merkel Dates to â02
New York Times 10/27/2013
Spain Summons U.S. Ambassador in Spying Scandal
New York Times 10/28/2013
Obama Unaware as U.S. Spied on World Leaders: Officials
Wall Street Journal 10/28/2013
Would Obama Be OK With German Snoops?
Wall Street Journal 10/28/2013
Europeans Shared Spy Data With U.S.
Wall Street Journal 10/30/2013
The Docklands G-20 London Summit- a high point in the premiership of Gordon Brown of Britain and presidency of Sarkozy in France
04/03/2009
As the first summit in which the G-8 became the G-20, with the participation of emerging market countries India, Indonesia, S. Korea, Turkey, Argentina, Brazil, Saudi Arabia, Mexico, making this a truly global summit. It also meant less developed countries and their concerns would be given priority in the international forum. In this sense Docklands provided a model for truly remarkable international collaboration and cooperation.
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Steven Pearlstein - A Rare Triumph of Substance at the Summit
Washington Post 04/03/2009
Conceding U.S. Lapses, Obama Resists New Bank Rules
New York Times 04/03/2009
As G-20 Host, Brown Gets ‘Excellent’ Marks
New York Times 04/03/2009
New York Times 04/05/2009
The Lines a German Won’t Cross
New York Times 04/05/2009
Opinion: G20 — go back to the roots | DW | 30.11.2018
DW.COM 11/30/2018
The IMF's greater influence following the G-20 Docklands Summit in London in April 2009
04/03/2009
The IMF plays a large role in the crisis by freely lending to many countries and regains some of the reputation hurt during the 1997 financial crisis.
Grouped Articles
IMF Gains New Influence From Summit
Wall Street Journal 04/03/2009
On a Scale of 1-10, G-20 Scores a 7
New York Times 04/03/2009
New York Times 04/03/2009
Conceding U.S. Lapses, Obama Resists New Bank Rules
New York Times 04/03/2009
Steven Pearlstein - A Rare Triumph of Substance at the Summit
Washington Post 04/03/2009
New York Times 04/05/2009
Pressing concerns of people in Germany.
11/17/2008
The changes going on in German life, society and culture. the concerns as the economic crisis hits Germany.
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New York Times 11/17/2008
A New Chapter: Europe Is Ready to Work With Obama
New York Times 01/04/2009
Facing Losses, Billionaire Takes His Own Life
New York Times 01/07/2009
A Berliner’s Portraits of People and Her Familiar, and Foreign, Home
New York Times 01/08/2009
For Berlin Museum, a Modern Makeover That Doesn’t Deny the Wounds of War
New York Times 03/12/2009
Steven Pearlstein - A Rare Triumph of Substance at the Summit
Washington Post 04/03/2009
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