Germany plans to make its faulty railway network its first priority as it seeks to fast-track spending from its €500bn infrastructure fund designed to lift Europe’s largest economy out of stagnation.

Trapped between what it sees as a historical responsibility to Israel and international law and diplomacy, Germany is facing ...

Germany will prioritise upgrading its ailing rail network with €10.5bn in initial spending from a new €500bn infrastructure ...

Chancellor Friedrich Merz's visit to Washington was met with favorable coverage back home, with many hailing a new political style that contrasts with that of his predecessors, Olaf Scholz and Angela ...

Military leaders and analysts alike are questioning whether any level of battlefield attrition can alter Russia’s efforts to ...

Germany’s iconic machine makers used to be among the loudest cheerleaders for ever-closer economic ties between China and ...

Germany is not considering the possibility of supplying Taurus cruise missiles to Ukraine. This was stated by German Defense ...

Chancellor Merz, who is fluent in English, skillfully kept the conversation with President Trump focused on areas of ...

When German Chancellor Friedrich Merz assumed office on May 6, 2025, few anticipated how swiftly he would begin reshaping the ...

Germany's Defence Minister Boris Pistorius said Thursday the government in Berlin was planning another tranche of military ...