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CDU’s Friedrich Merz eyes a new Polish-German friendship treaty

Friedrich Merz, the leader of the CDU and candidate for German Chancellor, has announced plans to repair relations with Poland and France if he...

German legislators move to protect top court from potential interference by authoritarians, extremists

Alarmed by examples of what happened in Poland and Hungary, German parliamentarians have enacted legislation to protect the country's Federal Constitutional Court from possible...

Social democrats’ partnership with antisemitic party causes harsh criticism in Lithuania

After intense negotiations after the parliamentary elections in October, the Lithuanian Social Democratic Party (LSDP) officially signed a coalition agreement on Monday with the...

IKEA to compensate former East German prisoners for forced labour

Ikea Germany is to give six million euros to a proposed welfare fund as voluntary compensation to victims of the former Communist East German...

Venice Commission: Federal Election Act in germany “largely in conformity” with international standards

The recently passed Federal Election Act in Germany, which fixes the number of lawmakers in the Low Chamber of Parliament (Bundestag) to 630 (down from...

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Mette Frederiksen begins third term as Denmark’s Prime Minister

Social Democrat Mette Frederiksen is poised to begin her...

Commission fast-tracks shift from animal testing in chemical safety evaluations

On 1st June, the European Commission unveiled a comprehensive...

How Trump has used the presidency to benefit himself and his allies

By WILL WEISSERT and MICHELLE L. PRICE WASHINGTON (AP) —...

The European reset: Why federalism is no longer an ideology, but a survival strategy

The geopolitical illusion of a "wait-and-see" Europe is officially...

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