Letter from Germany
Steve Wasserman ScheerPost An ill wind is blowing through Europe (and not only there, as we know from these last frightening years in America). It is possible to travel through…
Steve Wasserman ScheerPost An ill wind is blowing through Europe (and not only there, as we know from these last frightening years in America). It is possible to travel through…
Marc Martorell Junyent Informed Comment Her name is Elif Eralp; she is the daughter of Turkish political refugees and has a strong chance of becoming Berlin’s next mayor. Her left-wing…
Kit Klarenberg Substack Exploiting academic institutions as a cover, between 2017 – 2021 the German government surreptitiously funnelled millions into a highly discriminatory project facilitating expansion of Zionist settlements in…
Boundless militarization has become the key project of Germany and the European Union to halt their decline.
Germany has a duty to approach this moment with historical seriousness and honesty. On that score, recent rhetoric and policy choices fall dangerously short.
Editor’s note: Earlier versions of this story reported Germany’s shock when Friedrich Merz initially failed to win sufficient Bundestag votes to assume office. After intense negotiations, he won back the…
By Patrick Lawrence / Original to ScheerPost This is the third of four reports on Germany in crisis. Part 1 of this series is here and Part 2 here. BERLIN—…
In the postwar era this ambiguity, this state of “in between,” is best understood not as Germany’s burden but its great gift, and it is with this gift it could…
Of the many things said as the results of Germany’s national elections arrived on Sunday evening, Feb. 23, the most remarkable to me was the exclamation of the Federal Republic’s…
By Julia Conley / Common Dreams The conservative Christian Democrats party in Germany was the winner of the country’s elections on Sunday, with leader Friedrich Merz expected to be the…