Germany’s far-right party hates immigration, and some of its leaders have a disturbing tendency to say things that sound Nazi-curious.

The reason for stiffing the AfD on real estate is the usual threat of fascism. The SPD has nicknamed its large hall Otto Weis ...

President Trump will meet German Chancellor Friedrich Merz on Thursday at the White House, where issues of foreign policy and ...

The Trump administration has emerged as a staunch defender of Alternative for Germany, known as AfD, a party with Nazi echoes ...

Friedrich Merz, the newly inaugurated German chancellor, will take a seat in the Oval Office on Thursday for his first ...

The Netherlands will hold snap elections on October 29, authorities announced Friday, after far-right leader Geert Wilders ...

Merz's meeting with Trump is set for Thursday, June 5, and the two leaders are expected to discuss the Russia-Ukraine war, ...

Karol Nawrocki, a conservative nationalist, narrowly won Poland’s presidency. He is the latest Trump-energized populist to perform strongly in a European poll.

In the year leading up to Germany’s February elections ... then the label does seem to fit at least part of the AfD’s leadership. The election results suggest that most Germans find these ...

U.S. President Donald Trump and German Chancellor Friedrich Merz bonded during an amicable White House meeting on Thursday ...

The German government announced plans on Wednesday to make it easier to declare certain countries of origin safe under a push to reduce the number of asylum seekers by eliminating the need for ...