
Arne Delfs
Government Reporter at Bloomberg News
Bloomberg News, Government Reporter in Berlin. All views are personal.
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2 days ago |
bloomberg.com | Arne Delfs |Alexander Kell |Annika Reichelt |Rainer Buergin |Stephan Kahl |Verena Sepp
Arne Delfs über einen lang ersehnten Merz-Besuch. — Abonnieren Sie unseren Newsletter Fünf Themen des Tages und erhalten Sie samstags das Hauptstadtgeflüsterdirekt in Ihre Mailbox. Heute Abend wird Friedrich Merz zur womöglich wichtigsten Auslandsreise seiner noch kurzen Amtszeit aufbrechen: Es geht zu Donald Trump nach Washington. Begleitet wird er von einem Medientross, der das Aufeinandertreffen des Bundeskanzlers mit dem US-Präsidenten im Oval Office gespannt verfolgen wird.
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1 week ago |
bloomberg.com | Arne Delfs |Ryan Chua
Johann Wadephul(Bloomberg) -- German Foreign Minister Johann Wadephul said after meeting his US counterpart Marco Rubio that he’s optimistic Washington will issue new sanctions against Russia if President Vladimir Putin continues to dodge a peace agreement with Ukraine. “We have a common position regarding Ukraine,” Wadephul said in Washington after a 45-minute meeting with Rubio on Wednesday.
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1 week ago |
poncacitynews.com | Arne Delfs
Time to read 2 minutes Posted in: Germany is considering restrictions on military exports to Israel over concerns about civilian suffering in Gaza, a notable shift from one of the country’s biggest weapons suppliers.While Germany will continue to support Israel, the extent of its backing will be discussed internally by the government, Chancellor Friedrich Merz said Tuesday during a visit to Finland. He didn’t specify a time frame…
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1 week ago |
thebrunswicknews.com | Arne Delfs |Michael Nienaber
Germany is considering restrictions on military exports to Israel over concerns about civilian suffering in Gaza, a notable shift from one of the country's biggest weapons suppliers. While Germany will continue to support Israel, the extent of its backing will be discussed internally by the government, Chancellor Friedrich Merz said Tuesday during a visit to Finland. He didn't specify a time frame or what proposals were under consideration, and added that decisions might not be made public.
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1 week ago |
thederrick.com | Arne Delfs |Michael Nienaber
Germany is considering restrictions on military exports to Israel over concerns about civilian suffering in Gaza, a notable shift from one of the country’s biggest weapons suppliers. While Germany will continue to support Israel, the extent of its backing will be discussed internally by the government, Chancellor Friedrich Merz said Tuesday during a visit to Finland. He didn’t specify a time frame or what proposals were under consideration, and added that decisions might not be made public.
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