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Leon Mangasarian

Brandenburg, Potsdam
As seen in: Bloomberg News, Mint, Stars and Stripes, The Spectator, EUobserver, ConservativeHome, Cepa, The Spectator (World), Eurotopics, The Spectator Australia
Ex-Bloomberg, -dpa and even -UPI. Geopolitics, Germany, Mitteleuropa -- and forestry in Lower Lusatia to keep my sanity. Book: Führungsmacht Deutschland, dtv.
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All eyes on Saxony-Anhalt state election

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By Pavel Polák, Alexander Hagelüken, Leon Mangasarian
| Eurotopics
Pavel Polák, a former correspondent in Germany, analyses the situation in Český rozhlas: “The AfD's success in the east stems among other things from the fact that this party has tapped into the frustration that has built up over the years – resulting in particular from the feeling of being overlooked and patronised by the West, the poor economic situation and the failure to manage migration.
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Is this really the ‘most dangerous man in Germany’?

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By Leon Mangasarian
| The Spectator Australia Verified
Ulrich Siegmund is ‘the most dangerous man in Germany.’ So says Der Spiegel in a headline under a mug-shot style photo of him on its cover. Siegmund, 35, leads the extreme-right Alternative for Germany (AfD) in eastern Saxony-Anhalt state. Polls show him heading for victory in elections on 6 September, with his party on 41-43 per cent, compared with 22-24 per cent for Chancellor Friedrich Merz’s Christian Democrats (CDU).
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Net zero and the myth of German efficiency

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By Leon Mangasarian
| The Spectator Australia Verified
Losing one energy source may be misfortune. Losing two is carelessness. And losing three is alarming if you’re the world’s third biggest industrial nation. But to endanger your fourth energy source, the one that’s supposed to replace the first three, seems akin to a death wish. Amazingly, this is where Germany is now heading with its bungled energy transformation, or Energiewende, which some Germans still bizarrely insist is a model for the world.
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