Deutsche Bank: Settling for less
A US demand for $14bn has rattled Germany’s biggest bank, raising the spectre of a Berlin bailout
Successful women do not always make the best role models
Female trailblazers sometimes carry a double-edged sword for diversity
Merkel chides Greece for slow handling of asylum claims
Athens ‘has to do better’ in dealing with migrant crisis, says chancellor’s spokesman
We are all Stalinists on Syria
Western politicians must try to frame policy that takes account of oscillations in public sentiment
CDU looks to Angela Merkel to recover lost political ground
Chancellor’s MPs hope apology over refugees policy will help fightback against Alternative for Germany
Angela Merkel wants to rewind rather than reverse
She is refusing to concede any ground on her refugee policy, writes Daniela Schwarzer
Rethink asylum rules for age of mass movement
May’s call for reform of postwar policy is sensible but insufficient
Merkel admits she would turn back the clock on refugee policy
Chancellor moves to win back voters from rightwing AfD after election drubbing in Berlin
Political volatility in Germany intensifies with AfD’s gains
Far-right populists lay down a challenge to mainstream parties, writes Daniela Schwarzer
Rightwing AfD gains foothold in Berlin, but falls short of target
Anti-immigration party wins 14% of vote in regional poll, piling more pressure on Angela Merkel
Migration spat mars leaders’ bid to revive EU
Matteo Renzi and Viktor Orban break ranks as Bratislava summit strives to give bloc fresh start
Donald Tusk says UK set to begin Brexit early in 2017
EU official reveals Theresa May aims to trigger Article 50 within five months
EU leaders go with the flow in Bratislava
Congenial spirit of meeting without Britain masks Europe’s malaise
