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Business as usual for German firms in Ukraine?

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Daniel Winter
February 17, 2022

Despite the perceived threat of Russia attacking Ukraine, German firms continue to operate in the country, says Alexander Markus from the German-Ukrainian Chamber of Commerce.

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