Gerhard Schroeder and Jacques Chirac are in the pangs of the most humiliating defeat and repudiation in recent European politics. Who says there's no justice in the universe?

The losses suffered by German chancellor Gerhard Schroeder's party may relieve pressure for the European Unionto adopt centralized German socialism.

If anyone in the world today is exploiting war for domestic political purposes, it is German Chancellor Gerhard Schroeder.

Rumors that Schroeder would honorCastro with an invitation to Germany never materialized, but Mr. Schroeder has sent his economics minister to schmooze with Fidel.

All the major Western democracies now have center-left governments.

Center-right leader Angela Merkel is missing an opportunity. She should take a cue from her left-of-center predecessor, Gerhard Schroeder, particularly on labor market reforms.

The most important German election in decades has produced a dismal result for Germany, the European Union and the transatlantic alliance.

It irritates members of both groups when I note the similarities of the Tea Party movement that swept the nation in the 2010 election and the peace movement of the late 1960s and early 1970s. But they are similar.