On Monday, the German government will hold a hearing regarding a proposed bill to revise paragraph 219a, the country’s law on advertising abortion. We break down some of the essential questions around this discussion.
It started with Greta Thunberg in Sweden and has spread worldwide. Fridays for Future, the climate change protests led by students, has drawn thousands since beginning in Germany. We asked Tagesspiegel’s Susanne Ehlerding to tell us more.
This week in politics: a new debate on car pollution started among German doctors. We asked Handelsblatt Today’s editor-in-chief Andreas Kluth for his take.
This week in politics, we spoke to Henning Hoff, executive editor of the Berlin Policy Journal, to get his views on the political headlines of the week. French…
This week in politics, U.K. Prime Minister Theresa May survived a second no-confidence vote a day after her Brexit deal was defeated in Parliament. Is Germany prepared for…
This week In Politics we look at a Berlin initiative that aims to expropriate the property of real estate firms, the decision of Green Party chief Robert Habeck to…
Photo by Martin Falbisoner German Chancellor Angela Merkel called for unity and more solidarity in her annual New Year’s speech, saying “we will only master the challenges of our…
On Wednesday British Prime Minister Theresa May survived a no-confidence vote by members of her own Conservative Party. The vote was called over widespread opposition to her Brexit deal.…
Photo from Wikimedia Commons by FINDE This afternoon (Friday, December 7) 1001 delegates will choose the new leader of the Christian Democratic Union (CDU). Angela Merkel’s time as party…
The Implant Files are a globe-spanning investigation into the behaviors of the medical device industry. More than 250 journalists from 36 countries have been involved in the…
