Merkel just about survives showdown with her CSU coalition partners
After a weekend that almost felt like a soap opera, German conservatives have arrived at a fragile truce. For more than two weeks, Chancellor Angela
After a weekend that almost felt like a soap opera, German conservatives have arrived at a fragile truce. For more than two weeks, Chancellor Angela
Last week Angela Merkel’s conservative bloc of Christian Democrats (CDU) and Christian Social Union (CSU) descended into an open conflict over migration policy. At its
It took Germany more than half a year to form a government after its last elections in September 2017. Now it almost seems as if
Would a Martian agent preparing the ground for the invasion of Earth discover much that was useful from reading the Sun or the Daily Mirror?
In the end, the result was clearer than expected. In a referendum that saw more than 378,000 members of Germany’s Social Democratic Party (SPD) cast
Tomorrow will mark 150 days since Germans went to the ballot box in September last year. After much back and forth, things are slowly falling
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Germany’s general election in September 2017 had been a vote for political change. While Conservatives and Social Democrats together lost 13.8 percent, the far-right Alternative
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