Ruairi Casey

Al­ter­na­tive for Ger­many’s vic­to­ry leads to out­pour­ing of de­spair and re­crim­i­na­tion from oth­er par­ties and civ­il groups.

Known to be care­ful and stub­born, Scholz is re­luc­tant to green­light tanks, but few un­der­stand the chan­cel­lor’s mo­tives.

As wa­ter lev­els dropped in Eu­rope, an­cient riv­er stones once again emerged to tell their cen­turies-old tales of de­spair.

As wa­ter lev­els reached his­tor­i­cal­ly low lev­els across Eu­rope in 2022, his­to­ry emerged from its depths.

Ex­hi­bi­tion space for doc­u­men­ta 15 art fes­ti­val van­dalised, as threats to Pales­tin­ian artists in Ger­many es­ca­late.

Rus­sia’s war in Ukraine has left its mark on the world’s most pres­ti­gious art event.

Coal de­mand be­gan surg­ing in 2021 as gas prices rose, an ef­fect in­ten­si­fied by the Russ­ian in­va­sion of Ukraine.

The UK gov­ern­ment comes in for crit­i­cism for drag­ging its feet over Eu­rope’s biggest refugee cri­sis in decades.

Berlin’s may­or says the cap­i­tal will pre­pare beds for 20,000 peo­ple as oth­er re­gions make sim­i­lar prepa­ra­tions.

While the AfD per­formed poor­ly in Ger­many’s fed­er­al elec­tion in Sep­tem­ber over­all, it came first in east­ern states.