German politics

Demonstrators in Hamburg called for the creation of a “caliphate,” sparking condemnation.

Commission president’s team wants you to get to know the person behind the office.

Following allegations of dodgy links to Russia and China, one lawmaker referred to Alternative for Germany as a “party of treason.”

Maximilian Krah insisted he will remain the far-right AfD’s lead candidate for the EU election.

Espionage probe rocks German far-right party as it flies high in the polls.

U.N. Secretary-General António Guterres asked for “an immediate cessation” of the hostilities, adding that “neither the region nor the world can afford another war.” 

“They have never made a secret of their admiration for the democracy despiser in the Kremlin,” von der Leyen said.

The ruling coalition has been fighting over legislation that sets out binding climate targets.

German liberal targets the Greens in making case to allow trophy-hunting imports.

Ukraine’s leader says the chancellor wants the missiles to defend Germany — which is not the version of events given to the German public.

Berlin has been one of Israel’s staunchest military backers in its war against Hamas.

German chancellor joins U.S. President Joe Biden and French leader Emmanuel Macron on the Chinese-owned video platform.

Thierry Breton stirs the pot. Again.

Two senior European Commission officials appointed for von der Leyen’s bid for renomination.

Botswana has an elephant problem. The director of Nuremberg zoo weighs in on whether Germany could adopt some and where they could live.

The goal is to make the German military more efficient as it prepares for the challenge posed by an aggressive Russia.

“No joke.”

Russia leader was “was worried about the coronavirus” when he made German chancellor sit at infamous long table before he launched full-scale Ukraine invasion.

Chancellor projects resolve as members of his three-party government feud over military aid.

There were hopes the Polish prime minister would help mediate between Paris and Berlin.

Moscow’s espionage coup has divided Western allies, discredited Scholz and hampered Kyiv’s push for weapons.

The Kremlin is jubilant after humiliating Berlin by revealing top-secret missile talks.

Berlin is reluctant to supply Kyiv with its powerful bridge-buster bombs.