EU’s over $800B ReArm Europe Plan leaves out funding strategy, leading to concerns amid Germany’s $900B debt agenda, says ...

The election follows the collapse ... Alice Weidel. Germany’s electoral system rarely delivers an absolute majority to a single party, and opinion polls suggest a coalition government will ...

With the collapse of the previous coalition government led by Chancellor Olaf ... Merz voted Sunday in Arnsberg in western Germany, just minutes after his main rival, Scholz.

We take a look at what it would take to make Germany the next aid leader. Plus, Supreme Court victory for USAID suppliers, ...

After the government collapse in November, Germans are heading to the polls. As the shortest and probably the most controversial election campaign in the history of post-war Germany rages ...

From Trump's victory, the German government collapse, Russia’s invasion of Ukraine to evolving European security dynamics, this video podcast explores how these events impact Germany and the ...

The rapid collapse of Olaf Scholz’s governing coalition and the decisive victory of right-wing parties signal a clear ...

Germany holds its snap national election on Sunday following the collapse of Olaf Scholz's ... policy amid the unpredictability of a new U.S. government. The performance of the AfD (Alternative ...

He wrote from Berlin. It’s been a grim election season in Germany. Spanning the harsh winter months, the campaign — set off by the collapse of the government in December — has played out ...

Germany’s next government will almost certainly ... therefore precipitating the government collapse, his party never really recovered in the polls. Some voters blamed him for the end of the ...

The result of Germany’s federal election on February 23 is the product of a deep political and social crisis that will lead to explosive class conflicts.

Sweden’s hard-right bloc shaping government policy, Le Pen inching closer to the French presidency – Germany held firm. Its history made cooperation with the far right politically unthinkable.