Macron’s Demands Are Germany’s Desires
Emmanuel Macron appears to be rising as Europe’s strongman, while Germany waits in the background.
Germany and France Plan to Reform the EU
How Europe’s efforts to create a European superstate will finally succeed
Can Sanctions Stop Nord Stream 2?
Germany’s foreign minister called on the U.S. to mind its own business; but more than business is at stake.
Ukraine, Putin and a Longing for a German Strongman
Germany gives Vladimir Putin free reign, for now.
Will Germany Soon Use Armed Drones in Afghanistan?
Germany’s peacekeeping missions are gradually being weaponized.
Can Another Holocaust Be Prevented?
A Holocaust memorial in Berlin revives the past in hopes of changing the future.
Chancellor Merkel Fears the End of the Grand Coalition
Merkel’s term is nearing its end; it may come a lot sooner than you expect.
‘Blue Flag 2019’: Germany and Israel Build a Strategic Partnership
While Israel is under constant attacks, Germany is presenting itself as a strategic ally.
Sebastian Kurz’s Christian Vision for Europe
A renewed Catholic Europe is about to change the course of this world.
Germany Sways From U.S. to China
Germany is seeking more independence from the U.S. and closer ties with China—just as prophesied.
Watch Germany’s Leadership Crisis
Berlin’s political turmoil is about to have a drastic end.
How Germany and Turkey Fuel the Syrian Crisis
Under Turkish command, German tanks are rolling through Syria.
Germans Believe Their Government Is Failing
‘Confidence in the government’s performance, as well as political stability, has fallen in almost a landslide.’
Guttenberg and a Middle Eastern Alliance Against Iran
A prophesied alliance is finding its prophesied leader.
Approved German Arms Exports Approach a New Record
Germany’s overall economy is struggling, but weapons exports are flourishing, indicating an ominous trend.
Guttenberg: Mediator Between the U.S. and Europe
Germany and the U.S. need each other … for now.
The Official Race for Merkel’s Successor Has Begun
The future of Germany’s leadership has never seemed so uncertain.
How Japan Changed the History of Two Countries
When anti-British and anti-American sentiments started to rise in Asia
Nuremberg Revives Its Holy Roman History
Nuremberg is prepared for the final resurrection of the Holy Roman Empire.
The End of Monuments of War
A time is coming when Berlin’s monuments of war will be turned into monuments of peace.
The Paradox of Hitler’s Culture
As yet another cultural revival begins in Europe, it is high time to understand its origin.
Berlin Is Again Divided
Almost worse than a wall, Germany’s political division hinders the country’s progress.
93-Year-Old Concentration Camp Guard Faces Trial
A court case in Hamburg reminiscent of Germany’s dark past
Germany’s Next Chancellor Could Emerge in an Unprecedented Way
Karl-Theodor zu Guttenberg demands change in how Germany’s chancellor candidate is selected.
Germany’s Military Prepares Secretly to Use Nuclear Bombs
Germany and the Netherlands practice a nuclear attack.
