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ULATOWSKI, Rafal. German Foreign Policy. Reliable partners and "new players". Tla-melaua [online]. 2015, vol.8, n.37, pp.132-154. ISSN 2594-0716.

In the last quarter of a century, German foreign policy has strongly evolved. Germany has strengthened its ties with France and other European countries, by deepening the European integration. Simultaneously, the demand for US security guarantees has fallen, and the US-German relations have lost their old role. In the 21st century, German foreign policy pays more attention to the countries outside the Euro-Atlantic region, labeling the most important of them as new players. China is the most important among them. But the close relations with new players have not resulted in any change of the German foreign policy principles. Germany is a status quo power, integrated in the Atlantic-European community. The German government has no intention to challenge the current alliances. Germany is interested in strengthening the cooperation within the European Union, the Eurozone and Euro-Atlantic region.

Palabras llave : Germany; foreign policy; new players; geo-economy.

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