Why abolishing DEI is only a partial revolution

Why is Germany joining the high-debt party?

Germany

The country has always been seen in Europe as a backstop that could bail out other members when disaster struck

Matthew Lynn

The AfD did double its share of the vote from the last election. A wise mainstream would notice and adapt

Douglas Murray

How to support Ukraine in light of Trump’s recent negotiations with Putin will only be one of the concerns of the new government

Constantin Eckner

Their next chancellor has the opportunity to do what Scholz never delivered

Katja Hoyer

Europe

While the CDU looks set to win the election, the party still on course to truly take the Bundestag by storm is the AfD

Lisa Haseldine

Europe
December 30, 2024
Is democracy rotting in Europe?
‘He who fights with monsters might take care lest he thereby becomes a monster’
Gavin Mortimer
Europe
December 30, 2024
How Elon Musk is rocking German politics
The world’s richest man has written an op-ed in the newspaper Die Welt, endorsing the hard-right populist AfD party
Nigel Jones
Europe
October 8, 2024
Will the German economy bounce back?
Berlin’s economy ministry plans to downgrade its growth forecast for this year
Constantin Eckner