Germany Articles

As we survey the damage from the years of crisis and recession in Europe that finally seems to be ebbing, there is a sigh of relief that the eurozone has not fallen apart. But the return to growth is a far cry from a return to prosperity. At the current pace of...

Does the Federal Republic finally have its own rightwing populist party? While most other European countries have been facing successful challengers from the right – such as the Front National in France or the Freiheitliche Partei Österreichs in Austria – Germany...

International Women’s Day this Saturday comes on the heels of a big few months in the battle to end the ‘oldest profession’. France, Ireland and Northern Ireland have made moves towards changing their prostitution laws in the last year. All three are looking to shift...

The plushest of red carpets will be rolled out in Westminster this week for the arrival of Europe’s most powerful politician, the chancellor of Germany. David Cameron’s hope is that she will commit to helping him on UK relations with the European Union, cornered as he...