Researchers in Berlin found that centrist parties are allowing far-right parties to dominate political debate by repeating their rhetoric. Chancellor Merz's recent remarks on Germany's "cityscape" ...

Assassinations, coups, and street brawls may be symptoms of democratic decay—or an intentional strategy wielded by ...

Lawmakers accuse the Alternative for Germany (AfD) party of using its parliamentary powers to gather intelligence on ...

German Chancellor Friedrich Merz's upcoming visit to Turkey is centred on meeting with President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, a ...

FOR nearly two years, Germany’s Palestine solidarity movement has been subjected to intense repression. Above all, the ...

The onus is on Merz and his ministers not just to deliver on policy but to clearly demonstrate that all isn’t lost for the ...

The Netherlands is heading to the polls again, less than two years after Geert Wilders led his party to a surprise victory.

German journalist Melanie Amann said that politicizing free speech regulations restricts discourse while creating artificial ...

There was a time when politics was simply a struggle for power, especially in the Philippines. Political parties in this country had no ideology at all.

An Israeli and a Palestinian opened a restaurant hailed as a sign of hope — but the Hamas attack and war in Gaza brought ugliness and tested their partnership.

Advocates of direct cooperation with the AfD are now so strong that the CDU's executive committee met for a two-day retreat ...