Germany’s Lutheran Church focuses on the environment, LGBTQ, diversity, gender, and climate, but has very little to do with Jesus Christ
The “Axis of Good” channel had recently criticized epidemiological measures against the spread of Covid-19 and compulsory vaccination
Failing to fill the vacancies could jeopardize Germany’s energy transition, claims Robert Habeck, who is a proponent of more mass immigration for Germany
Germany will be the perpetrator of NATO’s breaking apart and Putin won’t have to do much, warns General Waldemar Skrzypczak, the former commander of Polish Land Forces
Germany is struggling to accomodate its growing migrant population
Germany’s parliament suspends decades of practice and binding agreements to shut Germany’s conservative Alternative for Germany (AfD) party out of important committee roles
A German court warned the defendant he faces a fine of up to €250,000 and even prison time if he continues to address his neighbor by her birth name
European Union nations have different definitions of common European values, Lucia Puttrich writes in her opinion piece in German newspaper Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung
Alexander Vondra insisted that Germany does not always have to get its way
Germany lacks both the will and the means to deport illegal migrants, and part of it has to do with the EU’s poorly maintained Eurodac database
Despite German public broadcaster Deutsche Welle celebrating the Telegram app as a tool for opposition during protests in Belarus last year, the German government now sees it as a threat because Germany’s opposition is using it
Germans choose to buy fuel in Poland due to significantly lower prices, which are the result of the Polish anti-inflation shield introduced before Christmas, reports German tabloid Bild
Poland is back in the interwar between Germany and an aggressive Russia, writes Jacek Karnowski, the editor-in-chief of Poland’s Sieci weekly
Energy Prices European Commission France Germany Hungary Nord Stream 2 nuclear energy Russia Economy Environment Germany Hungary Hungary sees nuclear as a way out for the EU’s energy dependence
Iran tops the list with its threats to Israel, according to the Simon Wiesenthal Center (SWC)
Orthodox religious interpretations of Islam currently dominate the playgrounds and common rooms of Berlin schools
While member states are forced to fend for themselves regarding border security, huge amounts of European taxpayer money flow to projects supplying migrants with up-to-date information on their illegal journey into Europe
The perfection of soft power mechanisms will remain as the foundational rule of German European policy, writes political scientist Marek A. Cichocki
A Russian foreign affairs spokeswoman claimed the action taken by Germany was “targeted, politically motivated media segregation and blatant censorship”
Habeck does not consider nuclear power to be the “right technology”
Perhaps the most difficult task for the new chairman of the Christian Democrats will be to settle bad relations with the Bavarian Christian Socialists, writes Czech political commentator Robert Schuster
The murder of the Georgian has further consequences on the diplomatic relationship between the two countries
The crusade against the unvaccinated continues as the federal government pushes for mandatory vaccination
According to the head of the local mosque, attacks are not unusual
Many children leave Germany’s primary schools without being able to read and write adequately
With energy inflation a real worry in Europe, Germany’s move to cancel the controversial Nord Stream 2 gas pipeline could place further pressure on citizens as natural gas prices spike
Despite high crime rates and poor employment rates, Germany is ready to accept 25,000 Afghan migrants
The suspect is the son of an infamous Islamist who was a part of the circle of terrorists who conducted the 9/11 attacks
The case has shocked Germany
Relations between Germany and Hungary are expected to worsen after Germany’s new left-wing government assumes power
One of the most prominent conservatives in Czechia points out that Merkel was reliable and prudent, and that it can always get worse
Several protesters without face masks were attacked by anti-fascist activists who now say they have to “do the job of the police”
It is too early to tell what were the true intentions behind Merkel’s sharp left-wing turn on migration in 2015, but it undoubtedly split Europe into two starkly different camps
Would they dare do the same to Muhammad?
The construction of a broad but politically difficult alliance between the entire European right is a dire necessity today, writes editor-in-chief of Sieci weekly Jacek Karnowski
Czech-German relations will deteriorate, but not because we want to or wish for it, says Czech MEP Zahradil
According to the Berlin State Ballet, the rendition of the Nutcracker promoted stereotypes
Despite Germany being one of the most immigrant-friendly countries in the world, a new study claims Germans are racist and that Blacks from former colonies deserve reparations
According to government estimates, Germany owes Poland up to $1 trillion in reparations for damages and losses caused during the Second World War
The Polish liberal establishment has displayed its ignorance by not understanding the nature and history behind the concept of a German Reich, writes Jakub Maciejewski
The European Parliament should be given real powers, states the coalition agreement
European federalization will involve EU institutions seizing authority from weaker states, and Germany will continue to use these institutions to its own benefit, warns Law and Justice (PiS) MEP professor Ryszard Legutko
The new German government’s coalition agreement does not give cause for optimism from Poland’s point of view, writes Aleksandra Rybińska
The assailants are disproportionately migrants
Kurschus wants to open up more legal routes for migration to Europe
Fears grow that Germany is seeking a backroom deal with Belarus
We should not allow ourselves to be stupefied by Berlin and Paris’ diplomatic favors and capabilities, writes Stanisław Janecki
Dr. Rafał Brzeski stresses that Poland has become a lonely bastion against Russian and German expansion
18 key arguments summed up against the German asylum system
Germans in Berlin and Saxony show their support for Poland, including with a giant banner unfurled at Brandenburg Gate thanking the Polish government
Safety concerns and rising rents were among the top reasons Germans cited for fueling their desire to leave the cities
Migrants have a strong incentive to make their way to Germany, with social benefits serving as a high pull factor, but the Green Party wants to increase the country’s already high social welfare payments for this demographic
Although Merkel mentioned some shortcomings, she says she is satisfied with how the migration crisis turned out
The attacker arrived in Germany in 2014 and reportedly lost his job the day before his stabbing spree
Amidst an energy crisis in Europe, Austria produces a video detailing how the population should prepare for a blackout
Hungary has secured its gas supply for the next 16 years, Deutsch says
What was first viewed as a tragedy has now turned into a murder investigation
Romania has the highest COVID-death rolling weekly average in the world.
The number of Covid-19 cases in the Czechia is growing rapidly
Migrants have a huge incentive to travel to Germany because that is where the money is, says Greece’s migration minister
Suspects aged 16 to 22 practiced axe and knife attacks
The aim of the new institute will to continue work on the reparation assessment of both German and Soviet occupation of Poland during the Second World War and address the reparations Germany and Russia still owe in the eyes of Poland
The same company cannot operate Nord Stream 2 and supply the gas, says Baerbock
In one study, migrants had nearly endless complaints despite being offered free room and board, housing and medical services at the cost of German taxpayers
The case has sparked a national debate about anti-Semitism, but now video surveillance is showing that the Israeli singer’s version of events appears to have been a lie
76 percent of the respondents spoke against mosques issuing a call to prayer across Germany
Judicial reform
Poland’s ongoing dispute with Czechia over the Turów coal mine is not the only environmental conflict between the two countries. In fact, Czech-owned mines operating the Polish border have been polluting Polish towns for decades, according to Polish mayors.
Romanian infantry battalion sent packing after embarrassing mishap
Thousands of illegal migrants from the Middle East have reached Germany through the new Belarus migration route and through Poland
The muezzins will call to prayers every Friday between noon and 3 p.m. for five minutes
“It acts as a party that represents East German interests,” says political scientist Hans Vorländer
Poland’s former foreign minister believes that outgoing German chancellor Angela Merkel was always actively working against Polish interests
The lower chamber of American Congress has passed new sanctions against all subjects engaged with the Nord Stream 2 project
“A friend told me that it was easy to get to Germany via Minsk,” said one of the migrants
Germany will not carry out its foreign policy regarding Poland as aggressively after the Bundestag elections because there will no longer be such a dominant party in Germany, believes Editor-in-Chief of Gazeta Polska Tomasz Sakiewicz
As with many other migrants who have entered Germany and other European nations, the Somali chargd with three counts of murder lied about his real age, according to German authorities
While at meetings with voters, Olaf Scholz and Kevin Kühnert stand side by side, when in reality they are irreconcilable rivals fighting for control over the SPD
North Rhine-Westphalia leaders hint that the planned attack was probably Islamist-motivated
The attack in an otherwise peaceful Berlin park seems to not concern German feminists, the media, or worst of all – politicians
Polish Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki met with German Chancellor Angela Merkel in Warsaw to reflect on 16 years of partnership between Poland and Germany
A partially Soros-funded research shows twice as many Hungarians feel free than Germans.
The attacker did not like that the female gardener was working
The German army was able to evacuated 4,587 people from Afghanistan
Protest bans, property seizures, and a move away from market-based free enterprise will characterize a new left-wing German government, according to German historian Reiner Zitelmann
On the 82nd anniversary of the outbreak of the Second World War, Mateusz Morawiecki urges wariness against historical relativists who try to paint Germans as the conflict’s victims
SPD records the best result in pre-election polls in four years, raising the prospect of a center-left government
Czechia is ready to introduce border controls in a matter of hours, says Interior Minister Jan Hamáček
Merkel says Taliban advance happened at a ‘breathtaking speed’
“Western politicians have never understood the country,” says German terrorism expert Rolf Tophoven
Over 230,000 foreigners in Germany are ordered to be deported but are allowed to remain under “tolerated” status
“The EU must focus primarily on receiving refugees in the region,” opposes Mathias Middelberg of CDU/CSU to Baerbock’s request
Will German once again accept hundreds of thousands of migrants following the fall of Afghanistan?
“This decision is right and necessary,” commented German Foreign Minister Heiko Maas
According to the murderers, their sister violated their moral values
A team of 143 firefighters along with 46 vehicles traveled to Greece to help Greek services battling wildfires
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán has more legitimacy than all the European Union’s commissioners put together, veteran German conservative politician Peter Gauweiler told Hungarian national station Kossuth Rádió in an interview
Professor Andrzej Nowak considers whether democracy will allow for the correction of the ideological fervor of the current US administration and strategic errors stemming from it
Politician Armin Laschet defends Germany’s interests – even at the cost of fundamental values – but also appreciates Poland’s relevance, writes foreign columnist of “Rzeczpospolita” daily Jędrzej Bielecki
