German Chancellor Friedrich Merz has said that everyone wants the Russo-Ukrainian war to end, but not at any cost. Source: The Guardian, as reported by European Pravda Details: Merz, together with ...

Faltering Foreign Policy Germany Has a Russia Problem An Editorial By Mathieu von Rohr, head of DER SPIEGEL's Foreign Desk ...

The question of whether to send soldiers to a postwar Ukraine is the latest chapter in an evolving relationship between ...

There is no sign that Russia's aggression in Ukraine is coming to an end, but Germany is already debating whether the ...

German fighter jets were scrambled to intercept a Russian Il-20 reconnaissance aircraft over the Baltic Sea on Aug. 26, ...

Bruno Kahl, President of Germany’s Federal Intelligence Service (BND), has said that Russia is preparing to test the credibility of NATO’s Article 5, adding that German intelligence has concrete ...

Russia welcomes the German approach to the crisis. “Germany’s restrained position is a very serious factor for the process of conciliation and establishing trust and stability,” says Sergei ...

Alice Weidel said that Instead of childishly criticizing the Alaska meeting and claiming it’s insignificant, the German government should take a more mature stance ...

The French, German and Polish leaders promised support and the prospect of joining the European Union on an Independence Day ...

A growing list of countries have joined Germany in renewed military vigilance, warning that the Alliance must be better prepared for a potential war with Russia.

The likely reasons for Putin’s interest in his new friends are not hard to discern. The rise of Germany’s far right makes it easier for Russia to undermine social cohesion and public consensus.

Deep historical and economic ties mean the relationship between Germany and Russia is both complex and nuanced.