Germany
Any other business: trouble spots in European banking
‘1914: Day by Day’, the Radio 4 series by the historian Margaret MacMillan, is a gripping reminder that significant global…
The Spectator's Notes: Max Clifford's conviction vindicates juries. But so did the acquittals
The conviction of Max Clifford for indecent assaults feels like a vindication of the jury system, as did the acquittal…
Nigel Farage’s diary: Comfort for Cameron, and the wonders of German traffic
What a week! I was thrilled to have a chance to confront Nick Clegg but my excitement was tempered with…
Putin is making the West's Cold Warriors look like fools
Russia is making the West look posturing, weak and divided
Only Angela Merkel can save David Cameron now
British politicians still prize a visit from the President of the United States above all others. Yet no American President…
The man who gave the world (but not London) the glass skyscraper
Modern Architecture, capitalised thus, is now securely and uncontroversially compartmentalised into art history, its bombast muted, its hard-edge revolutions blurred…
Blackout Britain — why our energy crisis is only just beginning
Politicians, not the Big Six, have jacked up the price of power. And they’re only just getting started
Has Germany confronted its Nazi past? Not where art is concerned
The discovery of a hoard of lost paintings is a reminder that denial still exists in the German art world
Why Britain’s economy will overtake Germany’s
Why the UK economy will one day overtake Germany
Merkel will win - because my fellow Germans dare not speak of national self interest
Germany’s integrationalist elite are prepared to pay out forever to protect the euro
Andrew Marr’s diary: Holidays after a stroke, and what the Germans really think of us
It’s been a strange summer. After a stroke, holidays are not what they used to be. We went to Juan-les-Pins…
Germany's war on Barbie
She’s loathed by topless German neo-feminists. But isn’t it time to cut her some slack?
