German Ruling Parties Clash, Let Competitiveness Languish
Left and right are disputing minor policies while neglecting Germany’s long-term prosperity.
Left and right are disputing minor policies while neglecting Germany’s long-term prosperity.
Lawmakers from both coalition parties criticize the decision not to supply a NATO ally with weapons.
The West must make clear that Russia’s schemes will not only fail but backfire.
French support for Greece raises the prospect of a Mediterranean bloc resisting Germany.
Northern European leaders urge Greece to honor the terms of its bailout.
Media in Germany and the Netherlands are critical of the European Central Bank’s latest policy.
The Germans fear debt purchases will undermine the incentive for structural reform.
By refusing to confront the problems of Islam, European leaders allow pro-Russian nationalism to flourish.
The Germans are running out of patience, but most Greeks don’t believe their threats.
A personal power struggle in Germany’s Euroskeptic party reveals ideological confusion.
Germany believes a Greek withdrawal from the European currency union could be managed.
Frank-Walter Steinmeier argues it is not in Europe’s interest to bring Russia to its knees.
Germany rejects of a referendum on NATO membership.
German diplomats worry Russia is levering its influence in Bosnia and Herzegovina as well as Serbia.
Limiting free labor migration in Europe would be too high a price for the Germans to pay.