German investigators suggest a Ukrainian suspect arrested in connection with the sabotage of the gas pipelines might have ...

Opinions about leftist leader Sahra Wagenknecht vary widely, but her new namesake party’s success in eastern Germany could change the political landscape of the entire country.

Even if the deployment of German troops remains hypothetical, the mere mention of it was enough to polarize a country deeply ...

Sahra Wagenknecht at a campaign rally in Dresden, Germany, on Wednesday. She is considered, even by her opponents, to be a superb communicator and masterful at touching raw nerves in the population.

Sahra Wagenknecht, a German parliament member whose country is a North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) ally, issued a new warning over the possibility of the ongoing Russia-Ukraine war ...

Talks to form an alternative left group in the European Parliament have failed, Germany's Alliance Sahra Wagenknecht (BSW) confirmed on Wednesday evening, as its lead candidate Fabio de Masi blamed ...

German Politician Sahra Wagenknecht sits down during the presentation of the party Sahra Wagenknecht Alliance — Reason and Fairness at the Federal Press Conference in Berlin, Germany, on Jan. 8 ...

Ms. Wagenknecht has been hinting at the break for months. The Left party descends from Communist East Germany’s old ruling party, which Ms. Wagenknecht joined in 1989, just before the fall of ...

BERLIN — Listening to Sahra Wagenknecht, Germany’s hard-left icon, you could be forgiven for coming away with the impression that the greatest threat to democracy is “lifestyle leftists” nursing ...

The leader of Germany's Sahra Wagenknecht Alliance (BSW) was attacked with pink paint on Thursday at a campaign rally in the eastern German state of Thuringia, where her party is expected to come ...

When Sahra Wagenknecht joined the SED at the age of 20 in the summer of 1989, the utterly reactionary character of Stalinism was visible for all to see. Resistance to bureaucratic rule was ...

Sahra Wagenknecht, the leader of Germany’s far-left Die Linke party, has launched a new movement. It is called Aufstehen (literally translated, “stand up”). This in itself is not exceptional.