Germany

Five years ago, more than a million refugees arrived in Germany. Today, many are working full-time. Here are the lessons Canada can learn from what went right—and wrong—in Germany.

Michael Coren: Despite being a star in his country, the great Gottfried Fuchs had to flee. He’d never forgive what happened to his teammate, Julius Hirsch.

With an unflinching grasp of its own horrific history, Germany should be a model for dealing with neo-Nazism. But recent events suggest otherwise.

Adnan R. Khan on why it’s not fascism or even racism that’s driving the surprising success of the German far right. Canada should take notice.

In Koblenz, Germany, the leaders of Europe’s nationalist movement unite for an awkward political spectacle

While it may be ridiculous to criticize race, it is reasonable to criticize culture, writes Scott Gilmore

With its big cities straining, refugees are being bused to remote rural towns and testing a nation’s tolerance

Why the normally stolid, pragmatic Angela Merkel threw open Germany’s doors to Syrian refugees

Feb. 27: The feel-bad couple push a bailout deal through for the kids, plus, all the inflation analysis that’s fit to print on a Friday

How the reluctant German chancellor became the one person capable of stopping Putin and saving Europe. Michael Petrou reports from Berlin