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Onlookers see Torsten Bell rising up the ranks to chancellor, but a recent loss in his landmark pensions bill could be a major setback.
The chancellor may not be sure-footed or consistent, but he has been more strategic than given credit for — particularly on defense and security.
Speaking to POLITICO, the secretary general of the Council of Europe said it was the U.K.’s choice whether it wanted to stay in the treaty or not.
The 74-year-old is betting on first-mover advantage to separate himself from the rest of the French left.
Friedrich Merz wanted to lead Europe. First he has to lead his country.
“Turkey should not be left waiting at the EU’s gates,” writes İmamoğlu.
After a perilous blowup with Washington, the chancellor is falling back on the familiar tactic of saying things the U.S. president likes to hear.
Commission strategy lands as far-right parties turn cost-of-living anger into electoral gains.
Local and national elections pose the biggest test yet to the British prime minister's battered authority.
Germany had been counting on American missiles to deter Russia, but those resources may not be coming.
Escalating battle over regulation fuels acrimony between Poland's center-right prime minister and its nationalist president.
An investigation reveals the scale of sabotage targeting energy and transport networks.
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