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EU nations say there is ‘no legal or political justification’ for legislation to scrap parts of the Brexit deal
Bosses warn sector’s revival threatened by bureaucracy despite Berlin’s pledge to vastly increase military budget
An entire worldview, not just one leader, stands tainted
Once a byword for economic decline, the region is being transformed into the centre of Europe’s electric car industry
Critics complain that Chancellor Olaf Scholz cannot say what the much-vaunted ‘turning point’ really amounts to
Price pressures set to linger in France and Germany, triggering concern from the Bundesbank and Banque de France
German chancellor pledges new ‘Marshall plan’ for Ukraine after trip to Kyiv and adviser’s controversial comments
German foreign policy adviser Jens Plötner says relations with Moscow as big an issue as arms to Kyiv
Lindner’s stance on EU plans set to cause ructions within Berlin coalition
The country is as hopelessly and compromisingly addicted to coal as it is to Russian gas
For far too long politicians, businesspeople and voters refused to face up to the ominous nature of Putin’s style of rule
The Icelandic singer’s voice has lost none of its power or strangeness over her long career
Emergency move is ‘bitter but essential’ to ease threat of energy shortage, economic minister Robert Habeck says
Financiers at SuperReturn conference face up to rising rates and a looming recession
Omicron offshoots BA.4 and BA.5 drive increase in infections in Portugal, UK, France and Germany
France, Germany, Italy and Romania support move but say ‘profound reforms’ needed to fight corruption
Deputy chancellor warns of ‘serious’ situation as Italy, Austria and Slovakia report more supply reductions
Ruling is an embarrassment for former chancellor six months after she retired from politics
Berlin proposes 3,500-strong brigade for its own soil, which could be quickly deployed to Baltics if necessary
Federal Cartel Office raises concerns that company’s restrictions could harm competition
A 368-year-old Bavarian brewery has been slow to pass on soaring costs but it may soon have no choice
State-owned development bank KfW to provide subsidiary of Russian gas giant with a €5bn-10bn loan
From his gallery in a brutalist church, König has become one of the art world’s tastemakers
Germany’s interests meant finding ‘modus vivendi’ with Russia, says ex-chancellor in first interview since leaving office
German lender lowers dependency on technology centre supporting its investment and corporate bank
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