Germany

If we stay in the EU, our friends in the rest of Europe will welcome us with open arms. That’s the clear message from a letter to The Times.

Brexiters promised opportunities for global influence after Brexit. Our allies cutting us out of key decisions is a sign of things to come.

German chancellor’s decision to step down as party leader will leave Berlin politics in turmoil with little room to compromise on Brexit.

The return of the grand coalition in Berlin will not make a difference to the Brexit negotiations: they still think it’s a rotten idea.

When France and Germany applied pressure on Putin over Syria ceasefire, May was nowhere. Brexit is looking like ticket to irrelevance.

Lack of stable government in Berlin cuts room for manoeuvre in Brussels. Even if May proposed “grand bargain”, Merkel couldn’t respond.

David Davis’s attempt to woo German business for a soft Brexit seems to have fallen flat in Berlin.

Forget Boris Johnson’s asinine pep talks. The damage done by Brexiters to our economy, democracy and society is a tragedy.

Brexiters thought Berlin would help us get good deal because it was desperate to sell us BMWs. It’s actually taking a very tough line.

Recent reports have highlighted the UK’s current economic problems. Brexit won’t make tackling them any easier.

It won’t just take months to negotiate complex three-party coalition. New government will be just as opposed to cherry picking as last.

Farage and his ilk are living in a parallel universe when they think German elections will produce a sea-change in EU’s approach to Brexit.