The German army, the Bundeswehr, will need much more money than before. The question of where the funds will come from is a topic of debate in Germany's federal election campaign.

German voters decide on 23 February who will run their next government, with Friedrich Merz's conservative Christian ...

A heated week in German politics, prompted by conservative opposition leader Friedrich Merz's divisive decision to lean on ...

The German Green Party's candidate for chancellor, Robert Habeck, is among the voters who have already cast their ballots ...

German Vice Chancellor Robert Habeck, the Green Party's top candidate for the upcoming election on February 23, cast his ...

Russia’s intelligence service, the FSB, is suspected of orchestrating a series of sabotage attacks on privately owned cars ...

Never before in the history of Germany's Green Party has there been this much of a personality cult: Robert Habeck is the top candidate and central to his party's election campaign: His face is ...

More than 270 cars in Germany have been destroyed using expanding foam. Initially, climate activists were suspected, but "Der ...

German Green politician Annalena Baerbock contended that her party remains unified in its asylum policy stance in an ...

Green minister and Deputy Chancellor Robert Habeck is expected to announce candidacy as leader Olaf Scholz faces pressure to ...

But some European leaders, too, are calling for higher targets. Robert Habeck, the German economic minister, proposed raising military spending to 3.5 percent in a recent interview with Der Spiegel.

Robert F. Smith (born 1962) grew up in a primarily Black, middle-class neighborhood in Denver, Colorado. His parents, who were both school principals with doctoral degrees, instilled in Smith deep ...