German Chancellor Olaf Scholz has shot back strongly in defense of his stance against the far-right and said his country won’t accept ... place since after World War II. U.S. President Donald ...

In a longstanding stance to shun the extreme right in a country scarred by Nazism, mainstream German parties say they won’t work with ... racism, or war of aggression. He sharply criticised ...

mainstream German parties say they won’t work with the AfD. Scholz reaffirmed that "never again" is a historical mandate that Germany must and wants to uphold - never again fascism, racism, or war of ...

When the US delegation to the Munich Security Council starts meeting with foreign leaders there on Friday, the German leader hosting the international event won’t be on their calendars ... Follow our ...

A parent with children in DoDEA schools in Germany wrote to Louis D'Angelo ... Pickel’s memo also banned a biography on Albert Cashier, a Civil War veteran, from elementary school reading.

Federal workers all over the country have responded with anger and confusion Friday toward President Donald Trump's ...

The war not only raised the risk that Germany could be pulled into a direct conflict on European soil, but also laid bare decades of neglect that left the military ill-equipped to aid an ally, let ...

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Source: Ukrinform news agency Details: The debate between Scholz and Merz focused on key foreign policy challenges, particularly the war in Ukraine and Germany’s role in providing assistance to Kyiv.

For the first time since 1945, Germany has a party on the far-Right, the Alternative for Germany (AfD), which is both large enough and extreme enough to pose a real threat to the post-war Western ...