Donald Trump has made it clear he is ‘fairly indifferent to Europe’s fate’, says CDU leader who plans to form a coalition by Easter

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Author: https://www.theguardian.com/profile/helen-livingstone

In today’s newsletter: The far-right AfD may have come second, but at 20% they have been held off by the performance of mainstream parties, with the CDU leader Friedrich Merz on course to be the new chancellor

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Author: Archie Bland

A conservative alliance made up of the CDU and CSU is set to lead Germany again, but the new coalition government will have to confront pressing challenges.

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Author: Holly Ellyatt

House Democrats urge Securities and Exchange Commission to safeguard agency’s data

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Author: David Isenberg

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Author: Sky News

The CDU leader questioned whether Nato would remain in its ‘current form’ by June as he hit out at Donald Trump

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Author: Susie Coen,James Rothwell,James Crisp,Danielle Sheridan

German opposition leader Friedrich Merz says it is time to celebrate victory before the work begins

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Author: Guardian staff reporter

Based on more than a dozen interviews in the final weeks of the German election campaign, POLITICO tells the story of how violence and migration shaped one of the most momentous votes in the countr…

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Author: Nette Nöstlinger,Emily Schultheis

Expectations of Germany’s next chancellor are already sky-high but coalition talks will be tough

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Author: Ben Hall

Jeffries says he has ‘no idea’ why Democrat governor, others say his party needs to stand up to GOP with urgency

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Author: John Bowden

Alternative für Deutschland projected to finish second in federal election with about 20% of the vote

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Author: Ashifa Kassam

Far-right Alternative for Germany expected to make gains but CDU/CSU leads in polls

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Author: Maxine Kelly,Oliver Ralph

Germany heads to the polls for the fourth snap election in its history

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Author: Andy Gregory

The retired Air Force general announced as the next chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff by President Donald Trump after the abrupt Friday night firing of his predecessor is a respected career F-16 pilot who is described by current and former officials who served with him as a professional with a “strong moral center.”

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Author: Natasha Bertrand, Haley Britzky, Oren Liebermann, Katie Bo Lillis