How to watch the German election like a pro
While the Christian Democrat camp is comfortably leading in the polls, the far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD) is expected to finish a strong second — a prospect that is not only shaking up the race but also stirring heated debate over the country’s postwar identity.
The Goethe-Institut, the Consulate General of the Federal Republic of Germany in New York, and the American Council on Germany warmly invite you to join us to follow the results of the German ...
Immigration and the economy are the topics that dominate the political debate in the run-up to the general election on February ... to invest heavily in the German military, the Bundeswehr ...
In any other year, a German general election campaign, still more one where passions are running as high as they are now, would be attracting a lot more international attention than this one ...
Moscow denied interference. In the case of X, still used by much of the German government and political class despite some recent departures, the question is lent added urgency by Musk's recent ...
Party co-leader Felix Banaszak said the "central question of survival" for current and future generations was ignored in ...
Germany's conservative parties and far-right AfD lead in the polls, with the CDU’s Friedrich Merz likely to become chancellor ...
Join us for an exclusive webinar to unpack the crucial implications of February’s German elections for Europe’s largest economy. In these volatile times, it is more important than ever to keep up to ...
German Chancellor Olaf Scholz on Tuesday urged voters to vote for the stability of the democratic center in the early elections on February 23 and to avoid a majority between conservatives and the far ...
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