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German white wines tend to hold their charm and Rieslings are almost immortal
Pinneberg has for decades sided with the party that claimed power but this year’s picture is unclear
With hot water and Wi-Fi, new centre on Samos offers improved conditions compared with the old camp
Carles Puigdemont to appear before court in Sardinia next month after Spanish legal request
Guerrilla commander who fought France’s occupation of Algeria and later produced and starred in The Battle of Algiers
Biden’s security pact with UK and Australia comes at the cost of deep resentment in Paris and Brussels
Final rallies by chancellor hopefuls eclipsed by crowds at climate protests as race to succeed Merkel tightens
UK prime minister speaks to French president after harsh words over Indo-Pacific agreement
With regulators happy to sit on their hands, investors’ efforts are unlikely to stop a deal from closing
The German chancellor has her faults. But the right question in politics is always to ask ‘compared to what?’
Voters crave stability but they need leadership to fix problems, not just manage crises
Potential coalition partners agree on Europe, but spar over China
Berlin needs to raise public investment and fund the transition to a greener future
Working as an election observer, John Kampfner takes the temperature of a nation emerging from the Merkel era
Fund managers wary of betting on potential coalitions but debt markets brace for left-leaning alliance
Christoph Heusgen’s comments mark German political establishment’s most stinging rebuke of US over affair
Mark Gyetvay indicted on tax charges connected to $93m in offshore accounts
Some business tycoons will be forced to disclose assets and banned from financing political parties
Legal experts warn UK move could have unintended consequences
Prime minister promises no tax increases and says economic rebound expected to grow at 6% this year
From an estate with views across the Aegean Sea to a mansion of traditional neoclassical Andriot architecture
Former UK chancellor secures mandate from London-listed mining group chaired by his Cameron government ally
Anxious young environmentalists, disappointed with politicians, fear a split and more extreme activism
Monetary policy committee surprises analysts by slashing borrowing costs to 18%
Concerns about pressure on the country’s independent media had been fuelled by 19 month delay
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