By Andreas Rinke and Matthias Williams BERLIN, Sept 21 (Reuters) - Chancellor Friedrich Merz was clinging to power on Monday ...

The Hill's White House columnist talks to Washington Correspondent Drew Petrimoulx about the recent losses for German ...

German Chancellor Friedrich Merz faces a struggle to stabilize his position and keep his agenda on track after voters ...

The chancellor has come under increasing pressure after resounding state election defeats, but says the results "go far ...

Two more humiliating regional election results in eastern Germany have dealt conservative Chancellor Friedrich Merz’s ...

Chancellor acknowledges disastrous state election results but vow to push on is likely to further alienate voters, and his own party ...

German Chancellor Friedrich Merz is standing by his vow to stay in office after his party suffered two more regional election defeats and was voted out of a state legislature in a humiliating first.

Germany's far right and far left both made big gains in Sunday's state elections, exposing yet again the erosion of the political centre in Europe's ...

The final results underlined the extent of what Merz conceded was a “disaster” in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania.