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Opposition parties will continue to have control over Parliamentary Committees, and Liberals will continue to have challenges managing the House.

Ian Russell blogs about the SPD's campaign and argues that after a rough decade and a half, the once-storied titan of Europe’s center-left could be…

Recent headlines make it seem an inauspicious moment for a progressive transatlantic political alliance—yet this couldn’t be more urgent.

As the Federal Election approaches, Germany's Super Election Year is shaping up to be a nail-biter. The latest #KnutsLogbook, this week from Hamburg.

If the pitfalls of the last attempted transatlantic trade deal are avoided, this could be a vehicle for improving standards.

The President of the AFL-CIO, Richard Trumka, passed away unexpectedly at age 72.

On June 6, voters cast their ballots in the East-German State of Saxony-Anhalt. What if any lessons can be drawn for the vote in September?

In theory, the Biden administration and the EU can collaborate to end multinational tax abuse. In practice, it’s not that simple.

Intersectionality can help frame the complexity of progressive politics in the context of a new transatlantic partnership.

A new transatlantic relationship is critical to any hope of global realization of the goals of the Paris agreement.