BERLIN (Reuters) -German Interior Minister Alexander Dobrindt wants to negotiate a direct agreement with the Taliban on ...

German Chancellor Friedrich Merz on Thursday defended his government's decision to retain electricity tax for most businesses ...

A new phone, a fancy car, a full fridge: for a long time, politicians assumed that prosperity was all it took to keep ...

The EU has until Wednesday next week to reach a deal or see swingeing US tariffs kick in on a majority of its goods.

The new German government faced its first major roadblock on Thursday after its constituent parties failed to defuse an internal row over whether to reduce electricity prices for individual consumers.

Recriminations flew in Berlin on Thursday after Chancellor Friedrich Merz's government failed to agree on a nationwide cut in ...

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German Chancellor Friedrich Merz’s ruling coalition rebuffed calls to expand an electricity-tax discount to include households and additional companies, saying they’ll only do so when they have ...

Interior Minister Alexander Dobrindt says direct agreements with Afghanistan ‘enables repatriations’ despite it not being a ...

Thanks to former chancellor Angela Merkel's asylum policy, Germany has taken in nearly half the Syrians seeking refuge in ...

Germany's interior minister is calling for direct talks to deport Afghan migrants who were convicted of crimes. The German ...