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The article reports on the worsening relationship between Europe and the U.S. under the administration of U.S. President Donald Trump as of February 2019. Topics include the possibility that Russia and China will exploit the rift between the allies, Trump's alleged consideration of allies as economic rivals and his dislike of multilateralism and international cooperation, and the move by over 50 U.S. legislators like Senator Jeanne Shaheen to show solidarity with Europe.

The article deals with the opposition of German automobile drivers and union leaders to a potential implementation of autobahn speed limits. Topics covered include a background of the German aversion to speed limits, the poor performance of Germany in meeting its 2020 climate goals, and the preference of automobile drivers for other ways to cut emissions.

The article features a Christmas market hosted by Generation Identity, a far-right youth movement under observation by several European intelligence services. Topics discussed include their goal to fight against liberalism and rid Europe of non-European immigrants, number of committed Generation Identity followers in Germany, and information on Generation Identity activists.

The article looks into the rise of the left Greens party in Germany and its impact on the state of politics in the country including the position of Chancellor Angela Merkel. Topics discussed are political fragmentation in Germany as a result of the rise of the Greens party, the subversive power of Green lifestyles the party represents, benefits of Germany's tradition of environmentalism for the party, and challenge facing the party in penetrating the Catholic conservative city of Bavaria.

The article explores the problems facing the European Union (EU), as nationalism, laced with ethnic hatred, has been gaining momentum, years after World War I and World War II. Topics discussed include populists in several European governments, including Italian Deputy Prime Minister Matteo Salvini and Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban, remarks from Traute Lafrenz, member of the White Rose, an anti-Hitler student resistance group, and impact of the migrant crisis on EU.

The article reports on the growing support for the far right Alternative for Germany (AfD), fueled by frustrations of East German men. Topics discussed include the East German men's anger over the flight of women from the region after the wall came down, their dislike for Chancellor Angela Merkel for letting in a million asylum seekers, and the economic takeover of East Germany after reunification.

The article reports that Chancellor Angela Merkel will resign as leader of her conservative party in Germany in December 2018 and would not seek re-election in 2021. Topics discussed include the indication of the chancellor's decision that neither she nor her country is immune to the forces that have reordered politics across the Continent, implication of the decision on German politics, and influence of Merkel on European foreign policy.

The article reports on the dispute in Herxheim, Germany over a Nazi-era church bell that bears a swastika and the inscription "All for the Fatherland--Adolf Hitler." Topics discussed include the demand of some villagers to take down the church bell, the Jewish organizations' call for the bell to be taken down, and mayor Georg Welker's promise to keep the bell and to affix a plaque to the church wall that explains its history.

The article deals with the violent protests led by some neo-Nazis and joined by thousands of ordinary citizens of the eastern German city of Chemnitz in August 2018. The protests were ignited by news that an Iraqi and a Syria asylum seeker were suspected in a stabbing incident that resulted in the death of a German man. The city has a history of neo-Nazi protests and reflects the strength and influence of far right groups.

The article reports that the counting of Electoral College votes and its subsequent certification came after an ugly episode of violence inside the US Capitol, resulting in four deaths, wherein Capitol Hill was brought under a lockdown, with lawmakers being taken to safe places, shots were fired inside the Congress and tear gas was used.

The article discusses that President Emmanuel Macron of France and Chancellor Sebastian Kurz of Austria stood side by side to talk terrorism at the Elysee Palace in Paris, France.

The article discusses that the October's knife slayings by freelance terrorists shocked the French but have not led to the global outpouring of sympathy for France seen after Islamist massacres in 2015 and 2016. it mentions that the European leaders have expressed solidarity, but the Muslim world has been convulsed with anti-French demonstrations and calls for a boycott.

The article reports on Austrian police have urged people to stay indoors as they hunt for suspects after a multiple gun attack in the capital Vienna that killed four people.

The article reports that attackers with handguns and rifles opened fire in Vienna, Austria killing people and wounding several and mentions views of Interior Minister Karl Nehammer on the same.

The article focuses on impact on invitation of opening of new airport Berlin-Brandenburg Willy Brandt Airport in Berlin, Germany from COVID-19 pandemic, which was under construction for 14 years.

The article discusses that a man claiming to be a Turkish intelligence operative walked into a police station in Vienna, and his confession was explosive. Topics discussed include the man said he had been ordered to shoot a Kurdish-Austrian politician, which he did not want to do, and asked for police protection; and the views of Karl Nehammer, the Austrian interior minister, on it.

The article reports that security services of Germany has recorded several cases of suspected extremism among police officers, soldiers and intelligence agents and mentions report has been compiled by intelligence service.

The article offers information on man wearing army fatigues and wielding a shovel has attacked and badly injured a Jewish student coming out of a synagogue in Hamburg, Germany, and less than a year after an assault on a synagogue in the eastern city of Halle turned deadly.

The article discusses that the far-right party Alternative for Germany, known by its German initials AfD, is the main opposition in Parliament, and the leaders march side by side with far-right extremists in street protests. It mentions that Reunification also provided a physical space in which far-right members could move and train; and secret neo-Nazi training camps were held at abandoned Soviet military bases.

The article reports on suspension of several officers for sharing images of leader Hitler and neo-Nazi propaganda in online chat group and mentions that government had disbanded company of German special forces.

The article discusses Aleksei A. Navalny, the Russian opposition leader who has recovering poisoned, posted a photograph on Tuesday.

The article reports that Russian opposition leader Aleksei A. Navalny has spoken to prosecutor of Germany about the poisoning and mentions that the leader has planned to return to Russia after recovery.

The article offers information related to the protests going on in Germany over the racism.

THe article discusses the preparation of different countries, including Germany and the U.S., for school reopening.

The article discusses the plans of the Germany's defense minister, Annegret Kramp-Karrenbauer to disband the special forces as a part of concern about the spread of far-right extremism inside its own institutions.

The article explores ways policing over- hauled in Germany after World War II, along with mentions the public safety in Germany as a strategy of communication and de-escalation.

A personal narrative is presented which explores the author's experience of giving phone number to a lot of strangers over the past week.

The article informs on the plans of the U.S. president Donald Trump to cut its troop presence in Germany, and mentions that Chancellor Angela Merkel denied of attending Group of 7 meeting in Washington due to the outbreak of COVID-19 pandemic.

The article reports that a German sex offender is under investigation on suspicion of murder in the 2007 disappearance of a British girl who went missing at age 3 from a hotel room in Portugal.

The article discusses Germany's Parliament building, a vegan celebrity cook grabbed the mic and shouted that he was "ready to die" to stop self-serving elites from using the pandemic to topple the world order. Topics include Some distance away, group of women discussed how Bill Gates was plotting to force immunization on the population; and the one driving force behind the mobilization is the country's far right, particularly the Alternative for Germany party which marginalized by the pandemic.

The article discusses chancellor Angela Merkel used strong words condemning an outrageous cyber attack by Russia's foreign intelligence service on the German Parliament, her personal email account included.

The article discusses Germany was a leader in the West in taking on the corona virus pandemic, and then a leader in the calibrated restarting of public life. Topics include Germany's progress demonstrated that a combination or cautious, science-led political leadership; and Germany conducts about 142,000 coronavirus tests a day, and has begun several random antibody tests nationwide.

The article reports on the reaction in Europe over the way the administration of U.S. President Donald Trump is handling the coronavirus pandemic in the U.S. and how the pandemic has resulted deaths of people and unemployment.

The article discusses Pestilence inspires a town to create a pact with god, and to suspend It, including right, Ludwig Huber, an actor. like many men in town, he grew a beard to reflect the ways of the early first century; this year's Passion Play scheduled to premiere in May.

The author discusses flouting social distancing rule in Miami, Florida where crowds have continued to congregate outside ventanitas and mentions that the mayor has threatened to shut them down.

In this article the author talks about the Trump administration attempted to persuade a German firm developing a possible vaccine for coronavirus to move its research work to the U.S.

The article reports that a part of the far-right Alternative for Germany party has been classified as extremist by the country's domestic intelligence agency.

The article presents views of chancellor Angela Markel on no immunity against the virus and no vaccine and mentions slow down of spread of coronavirus for people to develop immunity.

The article reports that diplomats of China reacted toward countries that shit their borders, canceled flights and restricted travel after the begining of coronavirus and mentions that China has been supporting imposition of travel restriction.

The article focuses on the impact on Europe due to resignation of Angela Merkel in Germany mentioning raising of concerns regarding German leadership in the annual Munich Security Conference, and Germany focusing inward due to uncertainty on German leadership.

The article reports that Annegret Kramp-Karrenbauer, Germany's Federal Minister of Defence and successor to Chancellor Angela Merkel, has stepped down as successor to Chancellor.

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 talks about a refugee Alma Zadic, who became a government minister Justice of Austria. It mentions her charged with defending policies that were consigned by the far right to effectively keep people like her parents out of the country and also mentions her joining of a conservative government under the charismatic and anti-Semantic fireband.

The article reports that Russia, Turkey and other countries with competing interests in oil-rich Libya have called for a cease-fire and an arms embargo and committing to end their own interference on the ground to give Libyans space for a political reconciliation.

The article reports on an announcement, by the German authorities, which declared Russia as a suspect behind the assassination of Chechen separatist Zelimkhan Khangoshvili in Berlin, Germany on August 23, 2019.

The article explores the change brought by the collapse of the Berlin Wall in 1989 that eventually led to the German reunification.

The article reports that the far-right Alternative for Germany party celebrated a strong showing in the former Communist East, more than doubling its support in a state election held two weeks after that some tied to the party's use of hateful language.

The article reports on how lawmakers of the far-right Alternative for Germany in the state of Thuringia, where the party is set to double its share of the vote to more than 20 percent in elections, further cementing its position as a leading political force in the former Communist East.

The article offers information related to the chancellor of Germany, Angela Merkel's mainstream party collaboration with the far right in the village council.