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250 Jahre USA : Ein Hügel, auf dem das Licht nur noch flackert

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By Sudha David-Wilp, Jackson Janes
| Der Tagesspiegel Verified
Während sich die Vereinigten Staaten ihrem 250. Jubiläum nähern, würden wir Ihnen gerne sagen, dass die „Stadt auf dem Hügel“ – Amerikas Selbstbild als leuchtendes Vorbild – heller strahlt denn je. Stattdessen befindet sich unser Land in einer Zeit tiefgreifender Unsicherheit. Die älteste durchgehend bestehende moderne Demokratie der Welt ist nach wie vor eine globale Supermacht, zugleich aber zunehmend geprägt von politischer Polarisierung und heftigen Debatten über nationale Prioritätensetzung.
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Can Germany Afford to Be Europe’s Protector?

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By Liana Fix, Sudha David-Wilp
| Revista de Prensa "Almendrón" Verified
A tank operating in Munich, November 2025. Angelika Warmuth / Reuters Before Friedrich Merz won Germany’s parliamentary elections in February of this year, the country faced a money dilemma: Germany’s economic stagnation required significant reform and investment to revitalize industry, and the United States demanded more spending on collective defense.
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Can Germany Afford to Be Europe’s Protector?

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By Sudha David-Wilp, Liana Fix
| Foreign Affairs Verified
Before Friedrich Merz won Germany’s parliamentary elections in February of this year, the country faced a money dilemma: Germany’s economic stagnation required significant reform and investment to revitalize industry, and the United States demanded more spending on collective defense. The budgetary dispute over how to simultaneously address these conflicting priorities had led to the collapse of Chancellor Olaf Scholz’s government.
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