Germany's Chancellor Frontrunner Merz Says US Could Slide Into Populist Instability
Germany's conservative leader Friedrich Merz said on Thursday the U.S. was at risk of sliding into longer-term authoritarian instability, casting doubt on Washington's presence for Germany’s 70th NATO membership anniversary in May.
The country’s new government will need to quickly demonstrate its resilience and that it can take on the task of showing that Europe counts.
Friedrich Merz is on the precipice of becoming Germany’s next chancellor. If successful, his conservatism and quest for new ...
On European issues, the leader of the Christian Democrats and likely future chancellor of Germany intends to lay boundaries ...
One of the world’s most climate-ambitious governments is about to fall, replaced by a likely chancellor who says green policy ...
PETER SPARDING is Senior Vice President and Director of Policy at the Center for the Study of the Presidency and Congress and ...
Germany’s probable next leader talks about Ukraine, saving the economy and beating the AfD in an exclusive interview ...
Friedrich Merz, the 69-year-old veteran German politician with a hardline stance on migration and a love of aviation, is the favorite to become the country’s next chancellor in the federal ...
BERLIN — Friedrich Merz, Germany's likely next chancellor, told POLITICO he's "very worried" the European Union is heading ...
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