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Brian Melican

Brian Melican

Hamburg

Born and raised in Britain, Brian Melican moved to Germany in 2008 after reading modern languages at Oxford. He has been working as a journalist, translator, and author since finishing his degree, publishing several books on Germany and appearing in a range of media outlets. In 2015, he became a German citizen.

Articles

Europe | 11.09.2017

Brexit: The Disaster Movie

Brian Melican imagines what a ‘worst case scenario’ for Brexit might look like…

Opinion | 12.06.2017

Remainers’ revenge: really?

British PM Theresa May’s election battering had nothing to do with Brexit

Europe | 20.03.2017

The Meritocrat

From carpenter's son to the presidency: how Frank-Walter Steinmeier became the poster boy for social mobility

Europe | 19.02.2017

The German President

Who is Frank-Walter Steinmeier and what is his role?

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