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Germany sees better relationship with U.S., but issues remaining
Reuters reports that Germany’s foreign minister said relations with the US will improve under U.S. President-Elect Joe Biden, but there are still enough disagreements with European partners to suggest that not everything would be different.
Heiko Maas added he hoped Washington would take a lead on arms control and weigh on Russia and China in contrast to the current administration.
His French counterpart Jean-Yves Le Drian said he saw co-operation improving on controlling the COVID-19 pandemic and dealing with climate control.
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