Latest articles by Annett Meiritz
Germany’s green revolution is a great idea. In practice, it has been frustrating and difficult.
What happens when the interior ministers of every EU country join together to find a solution to a pressing crisis? Not a lot, as it turns out.
It’s a total 180-degree turn from Angela Merkel’s previous position. But there’s a reason for it.
Angela Merkel has decided to take leadership of Europe’s refugee crisis — and is creating a new, more confident Germany. Here’s why.
The German chancellor spent an afternoon with refugees. She took selfies. Lots of selfies.
One of the key senators backing the Iran deal explains how he made his decisions — and what it was like to be in such a tough political situation for so long.
Angela Merkel, usually stoic and reserved, said some surprising things at a Monday press conference.
Xenophobic extremism appears to be on the rise in Germany as the country grapples with the largest influx of refugees it has experienced since World War II.
Turkey’s snap elections could complicate the US-Turkey cooperation in the war on ISIS. Here’s why.