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State Sen. Dave Argall, R-29, hosted Andreas Audretsch, a member of the German Bundestag, in Schuylkill and Carbon counties Thursday for a tour of the area and a discussion on how local leaders have w...
Ahead of a chemical summit in the Chancellor's Office, politicians from the traffic light parties have stressed the need to strengthen Germany as a chemical location. The traffic light coalition of...
To revive the flagging economy, top representatives of the Green Party's parliamentary group in the Bundestag are proposing a five-point investment program with a special focus on the construction...
BERLIN (Reuters) - Germany's ruling coalition agreed to reform the country's antitrust law, giving more power to the cartel office which will allow the watchdog to look at market disruptions in addition to individual companies, the coalition parties said in a joint statement on Monday.
The ongoing row between members of Germany’s three-party coalition reached new heights on Wednesday (24 May), with the ruling Greens warning trust within the government is now severely damaged.