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[Interview] ‘Poor but sexy’ Berlin faces worsening housing crisis and bad fixes, warns German economist (opens the original)
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In Berlin, you can be whoever you want to be – as long as you can afford it. By some estimates, the city is short of 100,000 flats. Economist Alexander Kritikos of the German Institute for Economic Research explains how the housing crisis contributed to support for radical political parties. Over the past 10 years, rent has risen 75 percent to €15.78 per square metre excluding energy and other services. Germany as a whole is short of around 1.4 million lower and middle-priced homes. The housing
[Interview] ‘The AfD knows how to sell emotions’ – German economist warns far-right voters will be the first to suffer in Saxony-Anhalt (opens the original)
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“Those who vote for populists are often precisely the people who will ultimately suffer the most under a populist government,” Reint Gropp, an economist at the Halle Institute for Economic Research, said, explaining what the rise of the far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD) could bring to Germany. In Saxony-Anhalt state elections will take place on Sunday (6 September). And they are likely to be unprecedented. The far-right AfD, which Saxony-Anhalt’s domestic intelligence service has classifie
‘I would have ethnically cleansed Kosovo in 1998’, says Serbian minister – opening a Balkan Pandora’s Box (opens the original)
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Statements about Serbia and Kosovo, let alone ethnic cleansing, are extraordinarily sensitive in the Balkans after the brutal wars of the 1990s. One Serbian minister has now shocked the region by saying that she would have “ethnically cleansed” Kosovo in 1998. Despite Western efforts, relations between the two countries have reached an impasse, and many no longer believe that there is a way out. The Serbian minister for public administration and local self-government Snežana Paunović, who is als
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