Germany's role in the European Union: leadership or domination?
Germany occupies a prominent position in the European Union, playing a fundamental role in defining the bloc's policies. However, This growing influence raises questions about the nature of its leadership and whether it constitutes benevolent leadership or approaches a form of domination over other member states.. This article explores these questions, assessing whether German action represents legitimate leadership or an imposition on the interests of other EU countries. The aim of the study is to examine the different facets of Germany's actions in the EU, with the aim of understanding the bloc's internal tensions and the challenges of balancing power between member states. A pesquisa se justifica pela relevância de entender como essa dinâmica pode af...