Siobhan Dowling

Roma welcomes the Berlin monument, but warn they still face discrimination across Europe.

Germany: Angela Merkel could lose one more ally after education minister’s university leaks a report that she plagiarized her doctoral thesis over 30 years ago.

Peer Steinbrueck helped Germany stave off financial crisis. Unseating Angela Merkel will be much harder.

German firm’s decision to restrict sales of a drug used in lethal injections reflects the European Union’s opposition to capital punishment.

France, Germany and Britain are directly involved in talks to merge Europe’s Airbus maker EADS and Britain’s BAE. The move would create a defense giant. But getting governments and other shareholders to agree to the deal is proving difficult.

As euro zone officials struggle to find a way out of the debt crisis, the fate of European Union unity on top of its common currency may come down to a decision by this country’s highest court.

A decade of Germans are still divided about whether a welfare and labor overhaul that helped transform their once ailing economy were more shock or therapy.

Older Germans have prized European integration for helping their country move beyond its Nazi past. But younger Germans see it differently.

Allowing prices to rise could help ease the euro crisis, but Germans just aren’t buying it.

The Bundeswehr is making itself more attractive to women. Or trying, at least.

In Germany, it's a Pied Piper story that was too good to be true.

Forget debt. Europe has a new big problem: the insurmountable differences between Merkel and Hollande.

A mole with access to the inner ranks of Germany's Euro 2012 team has been leaking vital information to the press about the team’s lineup.

By supporting the pro-bailout parties, Greeks have chosen to bring back to power the very politicians they severely punished in the last vote on May 6.

Euro crisis end game: Syriza has risen to popularity promising to call the bluff of Greece’s creditors, and could win Sunday’s crucial Greek election.