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What Merkel Needs to Do to Save Her Chancellorship

Berlin Observer

After 13 years in power, Angela Merkel’s authority is crumbling.

Angela Merkel’s Coalition Squabbles Boost AfD

Berlin Observer

After weeks of quarreling, Germany’s coalition parties are hemorrhaging support.

Manfred Weber’s Balancing Act

Eye on Europe

The CSU politician is bidding to unite Angela Merkel’s center-right and Viktor Orbán’s hard-right strands of conservatism.

In Stormy Times, the CSU Turns to Anchor Centers

Berlin Observer

Bavaria’s ruling Christian Social Union (CSU) has unveiled new centralized migrant facilities it hopes will expedite the asylum process—and salvage its chances in a looming state poll.

Germany’s Other Problems

Berlin Observer

As the German government goes on summer break, many of the country’s most pressing issues have been neglected due to the row over migration. …

How Merkel Survived, Again

Berlin Observer

The German chancellor staved off a government collapse with an eleventh-hour deal to save her conservative bloc. But Angela Merkel’s power is waning.

Knock-On Effect

Berlin Observer

German Chancellor Angela Merkel and her Bavarian interior minister Horst Seehofer have reached a deal. But this migration fight isn’t over, not in Germany and not in the EU.

Her Last Battle?

Berlin Observer

Three years after the peak of the refugee crisis, a simmering conflict over migration policy with Angela Merkel’s Bavarian sister party has turned into open warfare.

Hanging in the Balance

Berlin Observer

Time is running out on Chancellor Merkel’s last chance to build a stable government.

Does Merkel Have to Go?

Berlin Policy Journal November/December 2016

This fall, Germany’s chancellor has been facing mutiny within her own ranks. But Angela Merkel has decided to fight.

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