Conservative party leader Friedrich Merz is poised to become Germany's next chancellor. He's long been a transatlanticist, but has made clear he's no fan of US President Donald Trump.

Overseeing all these policy choices have been the CDU/CSU and SDP, which have led every German government since the Second ...

Friedrich Merz aims to swiftly form government after his conservative bloc's February 23 election win. SPD leader Lars Klingbeil stressed a coalition with the CDU/CSU was "not automatic" amid key ...

Economy / Opposition to the status quo must not be monopolized by the right-wing extremist visions of parties like ...

Ursula von der Leyen, the first woman to lead the European Commission, is on a significant two-day visit to India. Her ...

The Washington Examiner followed the Berlin-Pankow chapter of the AfD in the days up to election night as the once-outsider ...

It’s not just in Britain that defence spending is top of the agenda. In Germany, too, the debate has turned to how the ...

In today’s edition of The Capitals, discover more about the new Austrian government’s push for an EU electricity market ...

Right-wing politicians are finding themselves sounding like the left in the face of a White House that is threatening the ...

As in 1984, the fix is in. In its desperate attempt to throw a hail-Mary pass to Mr. Carney, the Liberal establishment raced ...

Kremer could become Merz’s right-hand man on EU affairs as chief Europe adviser in the chancellery, Euractiv has learned.

Since Elon Musk raised his right arm at President Donald Trump’s inauguration rally, there has been ongoing debate about ...