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  1. The Russian agency Rossotrudnichestvo is reportedly facing reviews regarding its properties and legal basis in Berlin, involving the German Foreign Office.
  2. EU sanctions are placed on Rossotrudnichestvo, prompting Germany to consider shutting down the Russian house in Berlin.

Russia closes Goethe-Institut branches and Germany closes its Russian House in Berlin.

40 reports, 10 independent Updated Sep 11
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Russia closes Goethe-Institut branches and Germany closes its Russian House in Berlin.

Who's involved

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Goethe-Institut

How it developed

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  1. Goethe-Institut centers are closed in Moscow following EU ministers discussing a response to a drone attack.Sub-event
  2. Cultural centers in Berlin and Bonn are closed due to Russian actions.1 source
  3. Moscow is closing cultural centers in Russia.1 source
  4. Cultural institutions are closed by Russia and Germany amid diplomatic tensions.1 source

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EU sanctions are placed on Rossotrudnichestvo, prompting Germany to consider shutting down the Russian house in Berlin. All 2 developments

Within The Russian agency Rossotrudnichestvo is reportedly facing reviews regarding its properties and legal basis in Berlin, involving the German Foreign Office.

The entities involved

  • Goethe-Institut

    non-profit association of the Federal Republic of Germany for the promotion of the German language abroad and for global cultural exchange

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Coverage

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