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German chancellor’s rebuke comes as transatlantic relations become increasingly fraught
Defence ministry could raise Annegret Kramp-Karrenbauer’s profile after setbacks
Chancellor’s shaking worries voters who do not usually pry into politicians’ lives
Veteran leader blames ‘residual anxiety’ over past episode put down to dehydration
Von der Leyen nominated as first female commission chief but faces resistance in parliament
Suggestion socialist Frans Timmermans heads commission sparks centre-right backlash
Vestager, Liikanen, Merkel and Georgieva are the best, on offer or not
Deal over commission president and ECB head could be hatched at G20 summit
Second bout of trembling prompts assurances from spokesman that chancellor is in good health
German chancellor suffered similar trembling earlier in the month
Strained relations between Berlin and Paris make it hard to predict who will end up running the commission and ECB
BDI lobby group accuses government of failing to prepare for an expected downturn
German chancellor at odds with Macron, who has been pushing rival candidates
Parties built around the structure of last century are losing their relevance
Greens surge to 21 per cent as CDU wins but sinks to historic low
Polls suggest Social Democrats will lose Bremen for first time since second world war
Disappointment with the chancellor in Paris is giving way to fear over what comes next
A country that excels at innovation shrinks from the consequences of it
Anne Sylvaine-Chassany discusses the sharp deterioration in relations between Europe…
A sense of national humiliation is unnecessary and even dangerous
The interests of the two countries and their leaders are diverging
Macron’s emergence as a latter-day de Gaulle should not stop a second referendum
Theresa May told she has until end of October to finalise UK’s departure
May reiterates goal of leaving bloc next month as she arrives in Brussels
Diplomats discuss new Brexit date as late as March 2020 but insist on tough conditions
