How Hillary Walsh Moved From Practicing Immigration Law to Influencing It
Hillary Walsh did not begin with the intention of shaping immigration law. Her early work looked like that of many attorneys stepping
Markus Soder Keeps Bavaria At The Centre Of German Politics
The Bavarian premier remains one of the most visible and quotable figures in the country’s public life.
Olaf Scholz And The Quiet Style Of German Power
The former chancellor’s understated approach continues to shape how his legacy is debated.
Annalena Baerbock Steps Onto A Wider Stage
The former German foreign minister continues to be a significant figure in the country’s political life.
State Election in Saxony-Anhalt Reshapes the Political Landscape
Voters delivered a result that will complicate the formation of a government.
Merz Government Opens a Decisive Autumn of Reforms
The coalition sets an agenda focused on pensions, care and the economy.
Parental-Leave Proposals Become a Flashpoint in the Reform Debate
Plans to adjust family benefits draw debate as parliament returns.
US Launches ‘Operation Economic Outcast’ to Cut Off Iran’s Revenue
The US Treasury unveiled a sweeping campaign to sever Iran's economic lifelines across five sectors.
Syria’s Economy Poised to Recover After US Lifts Sanctions
Washington's removal of Syria from its terrorism list clears a path back to the global financial system.
Ukraine Announces Plans to Escalate Drone Strikes Against Russia
President Zelenskyy said Ukraine plans to launch around 1,000 drones a day against Russian targets.
Germany Braces for September State Elections as Far-Right Leads Polls
Chancellor Merz warns that a far-right win could unsettle investors ahead of three regional votes.