Germany’s election system works differently from the American one. Instead of a two-party structure, multiple parties compete and must form coalition governments. This video explains why elections can ...

The drama surrounding the development of one of Europe’s next-generation fighter jets, the Future Combat Air System (FCAS), ...

A new exhibition at the Contemporary Art Museum St. Louis offers an expanded view of Claude Cahun and Marcel Moore's ...

MAN has sent its upcoming electric coach bus for winter testing in northern Sweden and Erzurum, Turkey. Four units of the ...

A medal ceremony at the Winter Paralympics turned into a political moment when German cross-country skiers protested against Russia’s participation in the Games. During the podium ceremony for the ...

Media analysis indicates parallels between headlines from Iraq war to current response to US and Israeli bombardment of Iran ...

Ogun State's government unveils a youth empowerment blueprint targeting unemployment and innovation, with initiatives in ...

The entrepreneur who secretly recorded a conversation of the now-deceased Justice Section Chief Christian Pilnacek in a Vienna city center restaurant was questioned on Thursday in the inquiry ...

Bruno Kreisky was Austria’s longest-serving chancellor. No other postwar Austrian politician elicits the same amount of reminiscing, stories, myths, and anecdotes. Today, over forty years after his ...

Federal law prohibits users of illegal drugs from owning guns, but does this violate the Second Amendment? The Justices debate that question, with a focus on how the Founders handled "drunkards." Plus ...

German philosopher Juergen Habermas, one of the world's most influential thinkers and a leading voice in shaping postwar German thought, has died at age 96.

Germany’s law against Nazi symbolism "is being misused to silence people with dissenting views," Rainer Zitelmann tells Reason.