Germany

Whatever motivated the perpetrator to do what he did, his actions were an attack on an intrinsic Western institution

Will a February snap election bring about the change so many of them crave?

Exploring the relationship between the cello and its player, Kate Kennedy describes how Anita Lasker-Wallfisch’s musical gift enabled her to survive not just one but two Nazi death camps

The country’s economy, Europe’s largest, is expected to contract for a second consecutive year in 2024

The short-term future looks rather bleak

Only one sector is growing: the state

FPO leader Herbert Kickl has accused the parties who have spurned him of denying democracy

To be the Israeli Bismarck is no mean feat. But there may be a sting in Bibi’s tail

Like an animal backed into a corner, the Kremlin is lashing out, trying to make itself look bigger and scarier in the hope it won’t be eaten

Defining who or what is German has never been easy, leaving language as the key marker of identity