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Angela Merkel


Germany’s infrastructure is endangered by both politics and bureaucracy.


German Chancellor Angela Merkel needs a European solution for the refugee crisis more than ever.


The German conservatives are floating new ideas to win back populist voters.


As Islamist terror attacks reach Germany, Angela Merkel addresses them with her usual pragmatism.


Brexit will require Angela Merkel’s trickiest balancing act yet.


From Willkommenskultur to German angst – and back?


On his likely final visit to Germany US president Barack Obama must have left disappointed.


A furious president, an outdated law, and an unrepentant comedian have caught Germany’s chancellor in a double bind.


Why the regional elections of March 13 signal a shift in Germany’s political landscape.


Angela Merkel’s fight to keep the EU united.


Merkel’s critics at home and abroad are still landing few punches.


Angela Merkel keeps pushing for a European solution to the refugee crisis, but discord remains.


After ten years in office, the German Chancellor at last surprises our columnist.


The hard line on Vladimir Putin is weakening, in Germany and elsewhere.


Germans are becoming impatient with the way Chancellor Angela Merkel is approaching the refugee crisis.


Germany, along with the rest of the world, seems surprised by the principled stance Angela Merkel has taken in the refugee crisis. Looking over her record, however, the German Chancellor has never shied from putting her values on the line.