An Unlikely Solution to Germany's East-West Divide
A German activist thinks a jobs quota could address economic disparities that linger nearly three decades after the fall of the Berlin Wall.
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(Herbert Knosowski / Reuters) Cyberattacks Are 'Ticking Time Bombs' for Germany
Its pacifist tradition poses a dilemma for those charged with protecting the country from hackers.
Wolfgang Rattay / Reuters How Far Can Germany's Social Democrats Bend Before They Break?
The reeling center-left party seeks to recover from its historic losses while working with Merkel to contain the ascendant far-right.
Hannibal Hanschke / Reuters Germany's Perilous Political Dance
Can its two most-powerful parties reconcile their differences and stave off a rising far-right?
Axel Schmidt / Reuters The Cyber Threat To Germany's Elections Is Very Real
Authorities say they’re ready for the worst, but recent attacks suggest otherwise.
Wolfgang Rattay / Reuters A New, New Right Rises in Germany
At a farm in the east of the country, one couple tries to forge a nationalism for the intellectual set.
Hannibal Hanschke / Reuters NSA Spying Rankles Privacy-Loving Germans
Some say the PRISM scandal may hurt an important trade agreement that's being negotiated between the EU and U.S.
