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Return of illegal migrants to third countries enters final phase: Greece and four other countries’ plans and the three options under consideration
Greece, Denmark, Germany, Austria and the Netherlands make up the “Core Group” for the creation of Return Hubs – What was agreed in Copenhagen in early September
Natural Gas: Near 2022 highs on storage and Middle East concerns – At €81 per MWh
European natural gas prices remain elevated as low storage levels, the Middle East crisis and competition for LNG fuel concerns over a difficult winter
At Arctic summit, twelve countries call on the EU to strengthen its presence there in the face of the Russian threat
“Security in the Arctic must be ensured collectively,” Finland, France, Germany, Denmark, the Netherlands, Sweden and Greece said in a joint statement
NATO fortifies itself against Russia: Germany prepares to forcibly deploy 1,000 soldiers to Lithuania
European NATO members are strengthening the defense of the alliance's eastern flank amid fears of a Russian attack — Berlin's decision comes after the Bundeswehr failed to fill the unit's positions with volunteers alone
Mass deportations, schools without Pride and “patriotic” art: AfD’s vision for Germany
The 258-page manifesto after 44% in Saxony-Anhalt, and the changes the party wants to impose – Eyes on the next elections and 2029 The AfD’s sweeping win in Saxony-Anhalt, where it took 44% of the vote, brings the party closer than ever before to taking power in a German state. Although it fell three seats […]
AfD’s Saxony-Anhalt landslide leaves Germany facing a coalition deadlock
Chancellor Merz faces growing pressure to resign after the CDU's worst-ever result, while the AfD cannot govern Saxony-Anhalt alone and Germany's 'firewall' faces its toughest test yet, before two more state elections on 20 September
Polls put Germany’s AfD on course for its first state government, with ripple effects across Europe
Saxony-Anhalt is one of Germany’s smallest states, home to just over two million people, with limited economic weight compared with the country’s major industrial centres, and for decades it stayed far from the centre of political developments in Berlin. Today, however, the ballot in this eastern German state could trigger a political earthquake with consequences […]
