German parliament approves Merz's spending surge as allies cheer
Germany's parliament approved plans for a massive spending surge on Tuesday, throwing off decades of fiscal conservatism in hopes of reviving economic growth and scaling up military spending for a new era of European collective defence.
Germany is on track for a sharp increase in military spending that could equip a bigger Bundeswehr—the German military—with ...
An incoming government wants to borrow much more to revamp the economy and rebuild the military. That means a change in the ...
Germany's outgoing Chancellor Olaf Scholz called a ceasefire on attacks on Ukraine's energy infrastructure agreed by U.S.
Surveys conducted by Caliber and T-Online both show a sharp drop in favorability for Tesla among Germans. Sales in the first ...
The German Foreign Ministry is investigating incidents at U.S. ports of entry where three German citizens were arrested for attempting to enter the country legally.
Newly elected Friedrich Merz has proposed nearly €1 trillion in new spending on defense and infrastructure for the sluggish ...
With the debt brake gone, Berlin can unleash as much as €1-trillion to shore up the military and infrastructure in the coming years ...
German police said that four vehicles were set on fire in Berlin on Friday morning, and that political motives could not be ...
European weapons manufacturers from ThyssenKrupp to BAE Systems and smaller drone makers stand to gain the most from ...
Star Wine List has named the best wine lists in Germany at an awards ceremony held at ProWein, in Düsseldorf, with Berlin’s ...
IG Metall chairwoman Christiane Benner (SPD), who spoke in Hanover, explicitly backed Berlin’s plans for a so-called special ...
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