Michael Nienaber is a German Government Reporter. He covers a range of topics including elections, government, politics, public policy, and energy, with a focus on regional interest and world news, particularly in LATAM and APAC. Michael's work has been featured in notable publications such as Automotive News Europe, Bloomberg News, and The Globe and Mail.
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By: Pablo Mayo Cerqueiro, Isolde Macdonogh, Michael Nienaber
It’s been a rough few weeks for Europe’s ambitious rearmament efforts.
The package of reforms just laid out by Germany’s coalition could lift the nation’s GDP above 1% in 2027, German Chancellor Friedrich Merz told ARD.
German lawmakers expect to approve more than a dozen military procurement deals worth more than €12 billion ($13.7 billion) in total, including a laser weapon contract with defense giant Rheinmetall AG and a warship contract for domestic rival TKMS AG & Co. KGaA.
The German government will support a cruise ship contract between shipbuilder Meyer Werft GmbH and Swiss cruise operator MSC Cruises with state guarantees worth as much as €11.5 billion ($13.1 billion).
By: Michael Nienaber, Arne Delfs
Chancellor Friedrich Merz said Germany’s traditional parties are pushing through crucial reforms to the social welfare system as he warned that the rise of extremist parties risks sending the country “into the abyss.”
By: Michael Nienaber, Arne Delfs
Germany agreed with the US to purchase long-range, subsonic Tomahawk cruise missile to close a dangerous gap with Russia — although numbers and delivery timelines are unclear, and Europe is developing such missiles itself.
(Bloomberg) -- Chancellor Friedrich Merz said Germany's traditional parties are pushing through crucial reforms to the social welfare system as he
By: Arne Delfs, Michael Nienaber
Deutschland hat sich mit den USA auf den Kauf von Mittelstrecken-Marschflugkörpern des Typs Tomahawk verständigt. Die unterhalb der Schallgeschwindigkeit fliegenden Raketen sollen eine gefährliche Lücke gegenüber Russland schließen.
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By: Kamil Kowalcze, Michael Nienaber
German security authorities are rushing to ensure sensitive information is kept safe in the event that the country’s far-right party takes government control for the first time in an eastern region later this year.
