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The philosopher says the intellectual climate in Germany has deteriorated since October 7th, and her criticism of Israel’s extremist government has led to her being viewed as ‘not genuinely Jewish’
Berlin may be political capital, but Munich is Germany’s boom town and Irish capital. Some Irish there would like to see the Dublin Government pay more attention
Two weeks ago German officials were infuriated when Macron floated in public the idea that sending European troops to Ukraine could not be ruled out
Far-right party could be subjected to state surveillance if it loses case
Europe has almost doubled its weapons imports in the last decade
‘We will defend freedom together with the countries closest to us – both in terms of geography, culture and values’
After largely ecstatic reviews in the English-speaking world, German critics and audiences have been more ambivalent about Jonathan Glazer’s film, which is is up for five Oscars
German researchers say case suggests vaccines are low in side-effects for most people
Chancellor Olaf Scholz’s refusal to supply Kyiv with cruise missiles is popular with his centre-left Social Democratic Party but has annoyed his two coalition allies
A German television report and podcast appears to have produce more decisive leads than three decades of police work
Investigation by Germany’s Spiegel, Austria’s Standard and two other media outlets claims Jan Marsalek was helped escape by an erotic actress turned spy
Since the October 7th attacks in Israel, writer Deborah Feldman’s sinking feeling about her adoptive homeland has been gathering pace
German chancellor has claimed it would only be possible for German soldiers to programme Taurus targets on-site in Ukraine
Two years on from chancellor Olaf Scholz’s ‘watershed’ speech, the country’s policy on defence has pivoted dramatically
Health minister said new legislation would enable the market to be reclaimed from drug dealers