“We all drink the same water”: Serbia’s environment unites protesters against President Vučić
Protests against a planned lithium mine have united a spectrum of opposition groups for the first time.
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What impact could more Western sanctions on Russia have?
Putin's Russia could face greater trade penalties if it invades Ukraine.
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Biden’s call with Putin didn’t solve anything
When it comes to Ukraine, neither Russia nor the US can get what they want.
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Letter from Germany: A train journey through Prussia’s heartlands
The not-quite vanished state is central to the history of Europe. Riding the RE1 train from Brandenburg to the Polish…
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Angela Merkel’s most important legacy: her civility
When politics becomes war, democracies stop working.
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Principled, powerful and precise – Angela Merkel is everything Boris Johnson could never be
It’s impossible to imagine Merkel indulging in puerile slanging matches with the French, seeking to curb the judiciary, or breaking…
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Germany’s new government could help bring an end to coal in the EU
The country’s target of phasing out the fossil fuel completely means electricity generation from coal in the EU is projected…
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Merkel bows out but don’t expect drastic change in Germany
The incoming chancellor Olaf Scholz is likely to maintain Angela Merkel’s pragmatic style of governing.
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