Germany
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| Capital | Berlin |
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| Dialing code | +49 |
| Population | 82. 79 million (2017) |
| Minimum wage | 1,498. 00 EUR per month (Jul 2018) |
| Gross domestic product | 3. 677 trillion USD (2017) |
| Area | 357,588 km² |
| Location statistical region population | 83.24 million |
| Presidents | Frank-Walter Steinmeier |
| Location statistical region minimum wage | 1,584.00 EUR per month |
| Location statistical region gdp nominal | 3.806 trillion USD |
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| Okra answer panel longevity | Longevity |
| Okra answer panel national animal | National animal |
| Chancellor | Olaf Scholz |
| Okra answer panel leader | Leader |
| Okra answer panel political parties | Political parties |
| Okra answer panel inflation | Inflation |
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| ID | 405837 |
About Germany
Germany is a Western European country with a landscape of forests, rivers, mountain ranges and North Sea beaches. It has over 2 millennia of history. Berlin, its capital, is home to art and nightlife scenes, the Brandenburg Gate and many sites relating to WWII. Munich is known for its Oktoberfest and beer halls, including the 16th-century Hofbräuhaus. Frankfurt, with its skyscrapers, houses the European Central Bank. ― Google
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General election 2019: Europe's press both relieved and wary
Boris Johnson 's Character - and what type of Brexit looms - dominate opinion in European newspapers - and for many the two are intertwined.
"Finally, there is clarity," declares Germany 's Die Zeit, under the headline and a picture of a triumphant Mr Johnson.
"The United Kingdom and the EU should be relieved that the turmoil of a minority government and a parliamentary blockade are finally over. The Past three years have brought democracy in the UK to The Brink of its ability to Function - and have strained the EU's patience," it says.
"Economically, leaving the EU for the UK is of course still harmful. But that's not been The Point for a long time. Most Britons have long known that they have been lied to. "
'Tough few years'Writing in the Irish Independent , John Downing eyes the - both north and south. "Two immediate things will result in Ireland. First is there will be an election in The Republic of Ireland in February or early March… Second is that the Democratic Unionist Party is surplus to requirements. They must join Sinn Féin in getting over themselves to make power-sharing in Belfast work again after three years of shameful idleness. "
Once the EU-UK draft divorce deal agreed in October becomes law in London and Brussels, he says, talks will open on a new post-Brexit trade deal.
"Every time the UK talks about abandoning EU standards, they risk being penalised by quotas and tariffs. That would be really Bad News for Ireland which does a cumulative east-west trade worth €1. 5bn (£1. 25bn; $1. 68bn) per week. It's even worse news for Northern Ireland business where seamless north-south trade depends on those EU standards. "
"A tough few years beckon. You can forget Boris Johnson 's campaign claims that a new EU-UK trade deal can be done by December 2020. "
Brexit 'carousel'In the Netherlands which, like Ireland, would be at the sharp end of a potential no-deal Brexit , financial daily Het Financieele Dagblad argues Mr Johnson's big victory.
"After All , the Prime Minister will be less dependent on the hard Brexiteers in his party, which could simplify the negotiations about a future trade relationship," it says.
And this is echoed in Sweden, where tabloid Aftonbladet says: "Paradoxically, Johnson's vast majority may mean that he does not need to listen as much to those who want a hard Brexit - if it is as many people think, that he wants to see a softer Brexit… In that case, of the EU having to give The British more time. "
Personal brandingBelgium's De Tijd also sees Brexit throwing up huge challenges in the coming year, although it believes the Conservatives' pledge to "get Brexit done" landed well with voters "thoroughly Fed Up " with the issue.
"But even Johnson will not be able to pull a solution out of his Top Hat ," it says. "That is not a problem, of course. Johnson has broken big promises before… Now that Johnson has grabbed his much-desired absolute majority in The House of Commons, new cliff-hangers are expected, ".
Spain 's papers focus on Boris Johnson 's Character as a key factor. "Firm. Strong. Nice. Charismatic. Incompetent. Dishonest. Fake. Unreliable…," El Mundo says.
"Many see his hostile treatment of parliament during his first two months as a presage of what's coming next. With an absolute majority, it is feared that Boris Johnson could behave like a real despot and promote a definitive "decollage" from Europe, pivoting British society towards The American model (After All , he was born in New York ). "
Fog over channelSpain 's El Confidencial says Mr Johnson has. "His shabby appearance, Transparent Language and stormy relationship with The Truth define a personal brand that both attracts and frightens. Either thanks to it or in spite of it, he swept the polls. "
Germany 's Süddeutsche Zeitung is optimistic, declaring. Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn "was The Best campaigner for the Conservatives", it believes.
The Paper urges Mr Johnson, with a powerful mandate, to take a particular path. "His whopping majority will allow him to negotiate a gentle Brexit that will help Britain's economy and avoid big shocks. "
But there's gloom over at Sweden's liberal Dagens Nyheter . "Openness to the outside world made modern Britain what it is today. Now The Fog lowers across the English Channel . "
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