Germany
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Editorial: Euro-visions
17 May 2013356Presseurop -
Political union: Hollande takes up Merkel’s challenge
17 May 2013617PresseuropLe Monde, Die Welt -
Germany: ‘Unworthy of a state ruled by law’
17 May 2013242PresseuropDer Tagesspiegel -
Hungary: ‘Stern warning from Merkel’
17 May 2013269PresseuropNépszava -
Portugal: ‘Berlin criticises austerity and accuses Barroso of incompetence’
16 May 20132263PresseuropPúblico -
Germany: A chancellor made in the GDR
15 May 201353336 Welt am Sonntag Berlin -
Germany: ‘A painful defeat for Google’
15 May 2013213PresseuropDie Welt -
Germany: ‘Federal government courts on workers from crisis countries’
15 May 2013853PresseuropFrankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung -
European Union: ‘‘New Deal’ against unemployment’
14 May 2013828PresseuropCinco Días -
Germany: Sinking Pirates
13 May 201337 Cicero Berlin -
Germany: ‘Ways out of the trap’
13 May 20132229PresseuropHandelsblatt -
Economy: ‘Markets gamble on recovery scenario’
10 May 2013205PresseuropLes Echos -
Germany: ‘Europe’s locomotive’ draws record immigrant numbers
8 May 201313113PresseuropFrankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung, El País, Il Manifesto, Mediapart -
Youth unemployment: Germany’s unique key to success
8 May 201379079 Die Welt Berlin -
France: ‘Europe urges France to undertake ‘far reaching’ reforms’
8 May 20133813PresseuropLe Figaro -
Austerity: German Zeppelin
7 May 2013961 Le Vif/L’Express Brussels -
Germany: The real trial of the NSU is yet to come
7 May 20132046 Die Welt Berlin -
Eurozone: ‘Rajoy and Letta warn Merkel of the risk of social unrest’
7 May 20134134PresseuropLa Vanguardia -
Germany: ‘Facade sustained’
7 May 2013292PresseuropDie Tageszeitung -
France-Germany: ‘Deficit: a break for Paris which worries Berlin’
6 May 2013144PresseuropLes Echos -
Germany: ‘The long road to truth’
6 May 2013251PresseuropDie Tageszeitung -
Germany: ‘At home for the final’
3 May 2013245PresseuropDie Tageszeitung -
Enrico Letta: A new player, hardly a new game
2 May 2013148107PresseuropLa Stampa, Il Sole-24 Ore, Die Zeit & 2 others -
France-Germany: ‘Berlin declares France a problem state’
30 April 20137227PresseuropHandelsblatt -
France-Germany: ‘The big chill’
29 April 20133049PresseuropLe Figaro, Le Monde -
Germany: Own goal!
26 April 201347 Cicero Berlin -
Design: The runaway architecture of the ECB
26 April 201310435 Der Spiegel Hamburg -
European Union: ‘Merkel austerity comments highlight eurozone division on interest rates’
26 April 20131833PresseuropFinancial Times -
Germany: ‘Karlsruhe imposes limits on secret services’
25 April 2013141PresseuropSüddeutsche Zeitung -
Economy: ‘Car industry: freeze on European market’
25 April 2013293PresseuropLa Tribune -
Eurozone crisis: Austerity absurdity?
24 April 2013977131 Süddeutsche Zeitung Munich -
Debate: Of Germany – and of misunderstandings
24 April 20139439 Le Monde Paris -
EU-Syria: Brussels lifts embargo on Syrian rebels’ oil
23 April 201325PresseuropEuropean Voice -
Germany: ‘Steinbrück-Hoeneß 0:0’
23 April 2013326PresseuropDie Tageszeitung -
Editorial: One poor man can hide another
19 April 201310773Presseurop -
Eurozone: St. Florian, pay for us!
19 April 201345 Süddeutsche Zeitung Munich -
Germany: ‘Quota postponed — CDU women say no’
19 April 2013213PresseuropSüddeutsche Zeitung -
Germany: Heading for ‘à la carte’ pensions?
18 April 20136711PresseuropDie Tageszeitung -
Germany: ‘NSU trial postponed, court making a mockery of itself’
16 April 2013314PresseuropDie Welt -
Germany: ‘New stress with power’
16 April 20131495PresseuropHandelsblatt -
European Union: Cameron-Merkel, a courting couple
15 April 201324567 The Times London -
Germany: ‘Merkel’s bogeyman’
15 April 2013537PresseuropDie Tageszeitung -
Eurozone: ‘Wealth tax to pay for EU bailouts’
15 April 20135283PresseuropThe Daily Telegraph -
Germany: Enter the anti-euro challengers
12 April 2013464328 Der Spiegel Hamburg -
Greece: ‘Cold War for €54bn’
12 April 201318479PresseuropTa Nea -
Germany: ‘MPs put court under pressure’
12 April 20133524PresseuropDie Welt -
Eurozone: Germany: Europe’s poor relation
11 April 2013681326 Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung Frankfurt -
European Union: Thatcher ‘to blame’ for British split on Europe
11 April 2013437PresseuropThe Times -
Tax havens: Bank deal pressures Austria and Luxembourg
10 April 201310610PresseuropEUobserver.com, ABC -
Germany: ‘Nazi mafia in German prisons’
10 April 20131104PresseuropBild
Where does Angela Merkel come from? How has she formed her political ideas? The Germans, like other Europeans, often ask these questions. As the September elections approach, a biography sets out to find the key to her success in her childhood in the GDR. 
For the five million young unemployed Europeans, Germany, where the rate of youth joblessness is the lowest in Europe, looks like a promised land. While its system of dual training at the core of this success seems like a model for crisis-hit countries, it is not easily exported. 
The trial of the neo-Nazi NSU group is being dubbed one of the most important trials of the post-war era in Germany. The media circus around the five accused, however, is hiding the true scandal of this affair: that the NSU was not discovered earlier. 
The day after he started work, Italian Prime Minister Enrico Letta went to Berlin, Paris and Brussels to pledge his commitment to Europe and voice his belief that austerity must be eased. But he may not be able to make himself heard, according to the European press. 
For the new building of the European Central Bank in Frankfurt, Vienna architect Wolf D. Prix sought inspiration in the fast-paced game of FC Barcelona. From two twisted, avant-garde office towers, the European Central Bank will soon be steering Europe through the crisis. 
“The policy of austerity has reached its limits”, says European Commission President José Manuel Barroso, the first time Brussels has questioned its own policy. It’s time we grasped that one path for such varied countries doesn’t work, writes Süddeutsche Zeitung. 
To celebrate 50 years of Franco-German friendship, Paris's Louvre Museum is presenting a major retrospective of German painting. The problem is that some – on the other side of the Rhine – say it suggests that Nazism was an inevitable result of German culture. 
As David Cameron’s recent visit shows, a growing band of people in Germany support the British PM’s tough approach to the EU. Ahead of Germany’s September election, Chancellor Angela Merkel looks quite tempted to align herself with Britain’s open market ideas, rather than those of protectionist France. 
The "Alternative for Germany" party, which will be officially launched on April 14, aims to take the federal republic out of the euro. Although its founders lack a well-defined roadmap, they could still bother Angela Merkel in September's general elections. 
According to the ECB, the Germans did not take advantage of the crisis and are even poorer now than other Europeans. For the Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung, this is proof that they should not pay for the mistakes of others, and they need to better allocate their wealth. - 1 of 27
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