Why Germany’s Greens Are on the Rise
After sixteen years of muddling through, the time is ripe for something new.
After sixteen years of muddling through, the time is ripe for something new.
Voters would have preferred the more conservative leader of Bavaria, Markus Söder.
Armin Laschet is not the man to lead Germany out of the COVID-19 crisis.
The German Christian Democratic party leader is barely two months on the job.
Mainstream parties have gained popularity. Trust in the EU is up.
German voters prize the Christian Democrats for their competence, not their beliefs.
The next party leader would be the presumptive chancellor candidate for the September election.
The Bavarian may be a better chancellor candidate than the three men vying for Angela Merkel’s job.
The once-special partnership between Germany and the United States has sunk to a postwar low.
Its “we will manage” attitude could be an example to other European countries.
The region’s Christian Democrats tried, and failed, to outflank the far right.
Opposition leaders and Germany’s largest tabloid want to pull the plug on the “Putin pipeline”.
They’re there to keep America, not just Germany, safe.
That may depend on what the Christian Democrats do after Merkel.
Trump punishes Germany and gives Russia another win.