Suspected of Espionage Puts Pressure on Russian House in Berlin
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Officially, the "Russian House" in Berlin's Friedrichstraße is a cultural centre. However, according to the French Ministry of the Interior, it is supposed to serve as a switchboard for Russian agents.
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The work of the Russian House is regulated by an agreement from 2013 between the governments of Russia and Germany on the facilities of the Russian House in Berlin and the Goethe Institute in Moscow. The agreement is valid for 99 years and contractually obligates both countries to, among other things, take over the payment of real estate taxes for the corresponding building of the partner country
The Federal Government is struggling to close the Russian House in Berlin. The controversial cultural centres are part of a network. Some European countries have long since closed the houses, others have found ways to block their work.
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