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FORST, Germany -- On the eastern edge of former Communist Germany, Dr. Thomas Jähn sees his patients five days a week. Some come to talk about their own health, others [...]

BERLIN -- Voters in Bavaria, the German state that formed the front line of the 2015 migration crisis, abandoned the conservative allies of Chancellor Angela Merkel in droves in an [...]

Byline: MELISSA EDDY and KATRIN BENNHOLD Correction Appended BERLIN -- Chancellor Angela Merkel of Germany faced the greatest crisis of her career on Monday after negotiations to form a new [...]

Byline: KATRIN BENNHOLD BATH, England -- The British prime minister's blue battle bus had just arrived for a campaign stop at a factory when the booing started. A motley crew [...]

The article reports on the lack of public appeal of the leading candidates to replace German Chancellor Angela Merkel on the September 26, 2021 election.

The article discusses how the far-right, nationalist and populist parties are trying to undermine the European Union (EU) from within as the 2019 European Parliament elections take place. Topics covered include proposal of populist election manifestoes across the EU, threat posed by the empowered nationalist bloc on pro-European parties, and how populist candidates such as Marine Le Pen of France and Susanna Ceccardi of Italy are attacking the EU.

The article focuses that the chancellor Angela Merkel's conservative voting with the rival alternative of the Germany has raising alarms that they had violated a taboo among mainstream parties against working with far right.

The article focuses on election in Austria in which Sebastian Kurz, Former Chancellor of Austria, who is up for re-election, seems open to reunion with the far-right Freedom party, political party that follows political scandal.

The article informs about crisis faced by Germany Chancellor Angela Merkel while negotiating and forming new coalition government, and raised prospects for forming new elections in Germany, and mentions about meeting of Merkel with president Frank-Walter Steinmeier regarding same.

The article discusses how German chancellor Angela Merkel avoided the term feminist during election campaign and mentions that Merkel has announced to appoint a gender-balanced cabinet if re-elected along with views of Anne Wizorek, a feminist writer.

The article reports on Great Britain's general election 2017 campaign, mentioning voters pondering over flawed leadership of the British prime minister Theresa May. It mentions May having tried to lure voters by highlighting shortcomings of the Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn and Brexit negotiation proceedings. It also mentions negative criticism earned by May for her immigration and business policies.

The article reports on the election results in Bavaria, Germany on October 14, 2018 including the support for the Greens party, the collapse of support for Chancellor Angela Merkel and the criticisms of the conservatives on the policies of Merkel.

The article focuses on common thing between construction manager Josef Mayerhofer and retired physician Harold Fischer which is voting for party Christian Social Union and mentions that regional election in Bavaria, Germany.

The article reports that Chancellor Angela Merkel tried to find way to fire her domestic intelligence chief Hans-Georg Maassen who had publicly contradicted and mentions that decline in voters seen by party of Merkel in the election.

The article reports that the party members of the Social Democratic Party of Germany are not ready to join Chancellor Angela Merkel in coalition government. It states that no vote from 600 Social Democratic Party delegates for coalition government will result in to elections in Germany. It mentions that the party in the eastern state of Saxony-Anhalt have voted against coalition government.

The article reports on a television debate and interview of British Prime Minister Theresa May on topics including bombing, general elections in Great Britain and her leadership along with information on a television interview with leader of the opposition Labour Party, Jeremy Corbyn.

The article reports on the campaign of Scottish feminist Nicola Sturgeon for her political Scottish National Party which is noted to emerge as a national force on May 7, 2015 general election in Great Britain.

The article reports on the victory of the Conservative party of British Prime Minister David Cameron in the country's May 2015 general election securing an overall majority win in the Parliament.

The article reports on the anticipation that the Conservative Party, the centre-right political party of Great Britain, will secure majority votes in the May 7, 2015 elections.