Germany's next president is to be elected on January 30, 2027, dpa learnt on Thursday. Incumbent Frank-Walter Steinmeier is ...

Former German chancellor Angela Merkel on Thursday made a strong case for multilateral cooperation and said in these times of ...

Former German Chancellor Angela Merkel highlights the urgent need for multilateral cooperation in addressing global issues at the inaugural Dr. Manmohan Singh memorial lecture. Merkel denounces ...

Germany's former longtime leader, Angela Merkel, received a long round of applause on Friday as she attended her first ...

Unlike his predecessors, Friedrich Merz projects certainty, even when he’s wrong. Now he must turn words into a deliverable plan, says Foreign Policy Research Institute fellow Joseph de Weck ...

Jana Schimke, a former CDU member of the Bundestag from Brandenburg and now head of Germany’s hotel and restaurant association, belongs to the party’s conservative wing, which long bristled at ...

At Dr Manmohan Singh lecture, former German chancellor calls for global cooperation, saying “might means right” cannot shape world order ...

Former German chancellor Angela Merkel on Thursday made a strong case for multilateral cooperation and said in these times of protectionism, giving up on multilateralism was not an option. Delivering ...

Former German Chancellor Angela Merkel praised the economic reforms of late ex-Prime Minister Manmohan Singh, which propelled India's growth for 30 years. She celebrated the India-EU free trade ...

Benjamin Harnwell, the "international editor" of Steve Bannon's War Room podcast, says centre-right politicians have "betrayed" the West by supporting "mass immigration".

At the inaugural Manmohan Singh Memorial Lecture, former German chancellor slams major powers’ retreat from the UN, while lauding Singh for reforming India.

Former German chancellor Angela Merkel on Thursday hailed the economic reforms initiated by ex-prime minister late Manmohan Singh, and said they helped take India on a 30-year economic growth path.