Europe

It has taken just three months for Germany’s new government to reach the brink of collapse.

Meanwhile, Austria calls for an ‘axis of willing nations’ to ally against migration.

The dispute over Macedonia’s name is leading to competition between Europe and Russia.

German chancellor voices approval for French president’s military integration proposal.

First Davos, now Bilderberg—Europe’s elite are looking to the Catholic Church.

Slovenes join Italians, Hungarians, Czechs and other Europeans voting for populist leaders.

Does the German chancellor think the country needs a strongman?

The German secret service gets the go-ahead to monitor the largest Internet exchange point in the world.

You put the Italian government in; you put the Spanish prime minister out …

Never surrender, stock up on food, and know how to recognize an air raid siren. This is just some of the advice Sweden is giving its people.

No, because they didn’t have to.

Germany looks for alternative allies.

‘Fintech’: miracle, or meh?

Why are Europeans demonizing this president unlike any before?

Germany prepares for a massive military increase.

The EU wants to create a substantial force it can deploy anywhere in the Union—even without the host nation’s permission.

Catholic social teaching is not identical to Marxism, but there are strong similarities.

Former defense minister says he has had enough of Germany’s ‘cheap excuses.’

Despite separation of church and state, Bavaria demands that every government building hang Christian crosses.

America’s dangerous breakup with its southern neighbor

The European Union is fighting a “sort of European civil war,” French President Emmanuel Macron said last week. Germany could soon decide the outcome.