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Franco-German engine hums as Merz and Macron meet in Berlin
French President Macron travels to Berlin today for the third display of Franco-German affection since German Chancellor Friedrich Merz’s party won elections in February — though this time discussions promise to be trickier, write Anne-Sylvaine Chassany and Leila Abboud.
Russia accused German Chancellor Friedrich Merz on Thursday of pursuing a path of "militarisation" and said this was a cause ...
Under the new German chancellor, personal relations between the leaders are warmer, but a series of intractable divisions ...
In today’s edition of The Capitals, read about Zelenskyy's anti-corruption shake-up, the EU’s possible responses to Trump ...
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz will host French President Emmanuel Macron for talks over dinner in Berlin on Wednesday, ...
Just over two months in power — and already facing a political crisis. Recently, Friedrich Merz's coalition has been thrown ...
Merz, 69, who succeeds Olaf Scholz, has vowed to prioritize European unity and the continent's security as it grapples with the new Trump administration and Russia's war on Ukraine.
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz says his coalition has a “stable foundation” and has achieved a lot in its first 10 weeks.
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