Europe

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

America’s dangerous breakup with its southern neighbor

Miguel Díaz-Canel Bermudez could bring Europe to an island 100 miles from the United States.

Former German Defense Minister Karl-Theodor zu Guttenberg chides the chancellor for letting others do her ‘dirty work.’

Macron’s participation in strikes against Assad might herald a new era of European intervention in Syria.

Rather than foreshadowing a failed European project, Orbán’s victory points to the rise of a stronger European power.

As their aggressive neighbor strengthens its military, how scared should East Europeans be?

Fearing Russian aggression, Poles are upgrading their defenses.

Interior Minister Horst Seehofer: ‘Safety is a human right. A strong state does not tolerate a legal vacuum.’

Many are bewildered by Germany’s apparent surrender to Russia’s wishes. In fact, the two are dividing Europe between themselves.

For the first time since the Cold War, Germany’s Intelligence Service resurrects its counterespionage unit and moves into new headquarters.

Chancellor Merkel disagrees, but most Germans agree with Horst Seehofer: ‘Islam does not belong to Germany.’

Are we heading to another showdown in Italy?

Berlin takes command of another military headquarters.

America has been under sustained economic assault for decades.

Germany’s months without a stable government are about to end, but its problems are certain to continue.

All steps toward unity between Catholics and Lutherans are tremendously significant.

Beneath all the dull riffs about deficits, taxes and tariffs lie the seeds of World War III.

Germany depends on trade—and that is one of its biggest weaknesses.

Where Italy’s election earthquake will lead Europe

Germany’s Bundeswehr has been charged with establishing and commanding a new nato military headquarters.

Mainstream parties sink in the polls as upstart Alternative für Deutschland surges ahead.