Germany

The German chancellor has put future deals over moral values, but she’s not alone.

The German government beat back the coronavirus pandemic—but has largely given up against conspiracy theories.

The retired colonel called refugees fleeing Middle East violence “unwanted Muslim invaders.”

Left-wing groups say the troop presence has made Germany complicit in U.S. drone wars.

But it’s a race between slow construction and slower sanctions.

From economic woes to racial strife, America’s troop presence in Germany hasn’t always been easy. But it always made an impact.

Western countries need national service programs, and Germany is leading the way.

It’s hard enough to make a permanent change of station overseas. Military families are finding it agonizing in a pandemic-torn world.

Invoking crisis is a favorite tactic of dictators—and widespread misuse of the word robs it of its power. 

U.S. defense officials, who said the move had nothing to do with German military spending, still appeared to be figuring out key details about the redeployment.

Pompeo may be in an uproar over Russia’s Nord Stream 2 pipeline, but it is hardly the geopolitical masterstroke he imagines.

The Chinese government could learn a thing or two about soft power from a long-gone and much-maligned socialist regime: East Germany.

The union’s next budget and pandemic recovery fund could heal Europe’s divides—or make them worse.

As Germany takes over the EU presidency, the country’s chancellor has an opportunity to tackle some unfinished business.