France is in the midst of its most serious political crisis in decades. And there doesn’t seem to be a quick way out. After less than four weeks in office, Prime Minister... Read more »
Never has state support been more critical to the survival of Germany’s auto industry . Thursday’s Autogipfel (“auto summit,” in English) — a high-stakes meeting in Berlin of political leaders, automotive executives and unions — comes... Read more »
From her pioneering work in French surrealism to war photography, Lee Miller (1907-1977) is currently celebrated in an exhibition at the Tate Britain museum. The largest retrospective of the trailblazing photographer ever held in the UK, “Lee... Read more »
An exhibition tells the story of the morning of October 7, 2023, when approximately 3,000 people attending the Nova Music Festival in the Israeli desert became the victims of the deadliest attack... Read more »
“I am skeptical,” Chancellor Friedrich Merz said of the new model of voluntary military service that his government agreed upon in August. The lower house of parliament, the Bundestag, is expected to... Read more »
“I am skeptical,” Chancellor Friedrich Merz has now said with regard to the new model of voluntary military service, which his government had agreed upon in August. It is to be debated and approved... Read more »
Beatrix von Storch, deputy chair of the far-right Alternative for Germany’s parliamentary group in the Bundestag, recently made headlines with her visit to the United States in September 2025. In Washington, von Storch... Read more »
It remains unclear whether the peace plan unveiled in Washington by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and US President Donald Trump will mark a turning point in the war in Gaza. Filmmakers from... Read more »
When the league stage of the UEFA Women’s Champions League begins on October 7, it will do so without the game’s most expensive player. France midfielder, Grace Geyoro, signed for newly-promoted London... Read more »
Reducing bureaucracy costs by 25% by 2029, offering more public services online and using artificial intelligence in government and in courts are some of the projects Chancellor Friedrich Merz’s cabinet agreed to this past week. Among the plans... Read more »