Growth may have turned the corner, but he remains the most unpopular chancellor on record. 

Both candidates suffered high levels of voter rejection, but the numbers are now stacked against Lula.

The outcome of polls in Berlin and Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania will go a long way to determining the chancellor’s future.

Even as tensions ratchet up, there’s little sign that Moscow is achieving its aims.

Polls for three German state elections next month show the tussle between progressive politics and anti-migrant sentiment.

Europe is competing with US, China and Russia to establish a sovereign space industry.

A new Amazon transatlantic fiber-optic link is symbolic of the country’s tech economy, but also of its chronic lack of defense spending.

A new Amazon transatlantic fiber-optic link is symbolic of the country’s tech economy, but also of its chronic lack of defense spending.

Colombia looks set to join the wave of Latin American nations allied with the Trump administration.

A survey of government AI strategies in three continents shows a determination not to allow Washington and Beijing to dictate the future alone.

Berlin failed to win a non-permanent seat at the UN Security Council for the first time.

The French president has been an early advocate, touting his country’s tech talent and nuclear power.

Ex-Prime Minister Tony Blair has weighed in on the state of the UK with a 5,600-word essay.

Workers demand a bigger share of the profit from artificial intelligence.

Governments are already conducting probes of AI’s energy use.

Russia and NATO are facing off in an echo of Cold War-era anti-submarine warfare.

NATO is fighting back against Russia's submarine threat in cat-and-mouse games reminiscent of the Cold War

The beleaguered chancellor just can’t seem to catch a break.

It’s been half a century since the Vietnam War, when journalists had almost unrestricted access to the battlefield.

Such a clear rejection hasn’t been witnessed since Europe refused to bow to demands for control of Greenland.