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Matthew Tempest

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As seen in: EUobserver, Financial Times, The Guardian, La Tribune, The Local Germany, EURACTIV, Berlin Policy Journal
British journalist in Berlin since 2009. Editor @euobs. Ex-political correspondent @guardian 2001-2007, also previously @AFP + @dpa. Not here much. RT = +/- RT
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Led By Donkeys - How four blokes with a ladder took on Brexit

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By Matthew Tempest 
| EUobserver
They say that ‘strongmen’ leaders can stand anything — apart from being laughed at. And they say that the best way to win an argument is to quote your opponents' own words back at them. Well, Will Rose, James Sadri, Oliver Knowles and Ben Stewart — better known as the (initially) anonymous Brexit ad-busting British guerilla outfit “Led By Donkeys” — certainly proved those two suppositions correct.
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80 percent said no - so let’s stop pretending the AfD speaks for ‘The People’

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By Matthew Tempest 
| EUobserver
There are two key takeaways from Sunday’s (23 February) election in Germany: they are the numbers 83.5 and 80. The former is the voter turnout — 83.5 percent — the highest since 1987. In other words, the highest in the history of a united Germany.
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World leaders swift to congratulate victorious Trump

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By Matthew Tempest 
| EUobserver
World leaders were swift to congratulate Donald Trump on his convincing win in the US presidential election on Wedneday (6 November) morning — even before the full and official results were announced. With a returning Trump looking set to win both the popular national vote, as well as the US electoral college, from Europe, EU Commission president Ursula von der Leyen was one of the first off the mark.
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