Germany

A Far Right Scandal Pushed Merkel's Successor to Resign. Here's How That Could Change Germany's Political Future

By Mélissa Godin

What Happened the Day the Berlin Wall Fell

By Albinko Hasic

East Germans Were Welcomed to the West With Free Money. Here’s What They Bought After the Berlin Wall Fell

By Malcolm Jack

Germany Investigates Chinese Reporters It Says Were Snooping Around NATO Base

By Arne Delfs / Bloomberg
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This German Park Has Designated Areas for Drug Dealers

Pink spray-painted boxes indicate where dealers can operate in Görlitzer Park

By Amy Gunia

Germany Might Make Measles Vaccinations Mandatory

Parents could be fined thousands of dollars if they don't comply

By Hillary Leung

Pence Endures Silence in Munich After Mentioning Trump

"I bring greetings from the 45th President," Pence said to resounding silence

By Alejandro de la Garza

Official: U.S. Is at Odds With European Allies

Pence claimed a renewed U.S. leadership under Trump

By Marc Champion / Bloomberg

Merkel Rejects Trump Calling German Cars a Threat

“Look, we’re proud of our cars,” Merkel said

By Patrick Donahue / Bloomberg

'Napalm Girl' Wins German Prize for Peace Work

Almost 50 years ago, Kim became the subject of a photograph now iconic of the Vietnam War

By Hillary Leung

German Post Offices Will Start Digitizing Mail on Request

Customers would need to forfeit privacy rights

By Casey Quackenbush

Man Arrested In Connection With German Data Breach

German police say they have arrested a man responsible for the data-breach that rocked the German establishment last week.The 20-year-old man from the western state of Hesse, who lives at home with his parents and...

By George Steer

Syrian Women Are Embracing Their New Lives in Germany. But at What Cost?

Syrian women in Germany are embracing new lives, but at a cost

By Aryn Baker

Der Spiegel to Press Charges Against Fraudulent Journalist

Claas Relotius admitted to fabricating material in at least 14 articles

By Suyin Haynes

It's Lights Out at Germany's Last Coal Mine

Coal was once the lifeblood of Germany’s economy, providing energy, jobs and a way of life for hundreds of thousands of people. But on Dec. 21, that era — which began during the industrial revolution...

By Ciara Nugent

Lawsuit Over Cowbells Divdes a Small German Town

A couple in Holzkirchen, Germany say they can't get any sleep

By TIME Staff

The Race to Succeed Merkel Will Also Determine Who Leads Europe

Over the past decade, Europe has faced two existential turning points: a sovereign debt crisis triggered by the 2008–09 U.S. financial market meltdown and the surge in migrants that followed the Arab Spring and the...

By Ian Bremmer

Greece's Rockstar Economist Yanis Varoufakis on How to Reform the E.U.

Varoufakis is returning to politics, targeting a German seat in the European Parliament elections next year

By Billy Perrigo

Angela Merkel Fears the World Is Regressing on Human Rights

It’s her latest riff on the cracking foundation of the post-World War II order

By Patrick Donahue / Bloomberg

Merkel's Departure Means Europe is Losing Its Greatest Bulwark Against Nativism

Europe's most enduring politician is entering the twilight of her career

By Nina Schick
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