Germany’s rocky year has been great for its Green Party

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Nissan has fired Carlos Ghosn, signaling changes ahead in its alliance with Renault

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One of the car industry’s most powerful bosses has been arrested

ByJill Petzinger

Angela Merkel calls for a “real European army”

ByJill Petzinger

100 years after women got the vote, German politics remains overwhelmingly male

ByJill Petzinger

The anti-Semitism that lead to the Night of Broken Glass has not gone away

ByJill Petzinger

Francis Ford Coppola is branching out from fine wine into luxury weed

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Warren Buffett’s latest investment idea: his own company’s stock

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North Korea is threatening to resume its nuclear program over US-led sanctions

ByJill Petzinger

Angela Merkel’s plan to lead Germany until 2021 may not be up to her

ByJill Petzinger

A new women’s racing series hopes to smash Formula 1’s glass ceiling

ByJill Petzinger

Angela Merkel begins her exit from the world stage

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Google has lost its fight with locals to build a campus in Berlin

ByJill Petzinger

Germany is freezing arms sales to Saudi Arabia until Riyadh tells the truth 

ByJill Petzinger

By 2040, Spain will be home to the world’s longest-living people

ByJill Petzinger

Volkswagen’s CEO says the German car industry could end up like Detroit

ByJill Petzinger

Bavarian voters punish Merkel’s allies by splintering to the left and right

ByJill Petzinger

Diesel is dealt another blow after a court orders Berlin to impose a driving ban

ByJill Petzinger

Theresa May’s angry Brexit speech wasn’t really about the EU at all

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The EU’s antitrust chief is setting her sights on Amazon

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