Is Europe losing Ukraine?
As Germany's politicians return to their constituencies, a summer of resentment against Europe is brewing in Ukraine
As Germany's politicians return to their constituencies, a summer of resentment against Europe is brewing in Ukraine
To lead the EU may seem like a burden; it is, in truth, an historic opportunity
Despite staving off Greek disaster for now, Merkel and Schäuble have had a frosty reception from political allies in Berlin.
Merkel has shown little appetite for the “vision-thing”, but the Greek crisis threatens to push the Chancellor out of her comfort zone
Almost five months on since Minsk II was agreed, it is clear that none of the early conditions have been met
Germany’s obsessive debate between a value-based and an interest-based foreign policy has returned
Why do Germans so strongly oppose military intervention in defence of NATO?
Myths and symbolism have accompagnied the fundamental transformation of the gathering
Many in Eastern Europe viewed the Riga Summit as a disappointment, but what did Germany make of it?
If the relationship German Chancellor Angela Merkel and EU President Donald Tusk have built won’t last, a pillar of Germany’s architecture for the EU will crumble