Green Ideology Over Reason June 25, 2025Thomas Kolbe
The bankruptcy of battery cell manufacturer Northvolt has become a symbolic end to the dream of a government-driven green transformation economy.
Germany’s march into the debt state June 24, 2025Thomas Kolbe
German budget policy has become a farce. What we’re witnessing are expertly staged accounting tricks, media distractions, and the desperate attempt to defer structural reform of the welfare state -- whatever the cost.
Germany self-sabotages again June 2, 2025Thomas Kolbe
Instead of a supply-side overhaul, deregulation, and state withdrawal, Berlin delivers another dose of central planning.
European democracy is dying May 14, 2025Jonathan Schiff
The German intelligence agency’s attempt to label the AfD as extremists is yet another example of the EU moving steadily toward tyranny.
NATO and the German straitjacket March 21, 2025Bill Ponton
The reassertion of Russian military strength and Trump’s determination to make NATO allies pay their fair share has changed everything for Germany.
In Germany, anti-Semitic riots, too November 5, 2023Eva Kneifel
More than half a century after the Great War ended, the anti-Semites in Germany are still around, marching against Israel, and the German response is mixed.
Germany sets up 'Meet a Jew' program November 30, 2021Eric Utter
Proponents of the program likely had good intentions, and it is a nice gesture, but calling the undertaking "Meet a Jew" seems, to use a term progressives favor, problematic.
Saudi Arabia bans German firms from further government contracts May 26, 2018Thomas Lifson
Once again, as with the crime wave engendered by allowing in a million "refugees" (mostly military-age young Muslim males), German citizens and companies are learning that there can be a heavy cost to virtue-signaling.
Why Obama's Iran deal got Trumped May 14, 2018Lowell Ponte
Obama rolled out a fatally flawed, unsecure JCPOA that was in fact a red carpet to Iranian nuclear weapons. Now he tries to prevent Trump from being a new King Leonidas with his 300 Spartans stopping the Persians again at Thermopylae.
President Trump and the German car imbroglio May 26, 2017Monica Showalter
President Trump reportedly criticized Germany for making too many cars. It didn't quite happen as reported. His issue is with the roadblock that is the European Union.
Spies Like U.S. July 15, 2014Michael Curtis
The shock and stress Germany experienced on learning that some of its information had been divulged to American intelligence agents have a theatrical air.
Our Weimar Republic February 26, 2014Bruce Walker
Two of the most notorious changes in the German nation as it moved from Weimar Germany to Nazi Germany bear an eerily similarity to what is now occurring in the USA.
EU backing away from warmist agenda January 20, 2014Thomas Lifson
The persistent failure of the earth's weather to fulfill the catastrophic predictions of the warmist climate modelers for the last 17 years is taking its toll.
A Judgment on Intelligence October 28, 2013Herbert E. Meyer
What could we possibly hope to learn from Angela Merkel's cellphone conversations that's worth the risk of offending one of our country's most important allies?
Sunset for Solar Subsidies June 11, 2013Viv Forbes
Green energy policies have destroyed the reliability and economics of power in Europe for zero benefits for the climate or the environment
Silencing Speech on Islam May 4, 2013Andrew E. Harrod
The German government acquiesces to limitations on freedom of expression. When have seen this before?
A German Victory for Free Speech October 27, 2012Andrew E. Harrod
Dr. Armin Geus had run afoul of German authorities because of his book The Sickness of the Prophet, which argued that Islam's prophet Muhammad was not divinely led, but rather psychologically disturbed.
Israeli Deterrence and Dolphins February 10, 2012Jonathan F. Keiler
Israel appears to be in the process of creating the world's first nuclear counter-strike force based on small conventionally powered submarines armed with long range cruise missiles
