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Former German vice-chancellor quits politics for academic career
Germany’s former Vice-Chancellor and Economy Minister Robert Habeck will leave parliament in September for academia, marking his exit from frontline politics after his failed run for the chancellery in February. Habeck, who served in the last traffic light coalition, had hoped the election would bring the Greens, his party, back into government.
SOUTH BEND, Ind. (WNDU) - Former Ivy Tech Chancellor Tia Robinson-Cooper is suing the school. According to our reporting ...
Germany should look beyond a trade deal between the United States and the European Union that slaps 15% tariffs on EU goods ...
Germany should look beyond a trade deal between the United States and the European Union that slaps 15% tariffs on EU goods ...
Taking up to 25% of your pension tax free is a popular perk at retirement. Lump sums are typically used to clear debt and pay ...
Prime Minister Mark Carney is on his way to Germany for a key meeting with Chancellor Friedrich Merz, where trade and ...
West Midlands businessman Carl Richardson today issues a rallying cry to the Chancellor of the Exchequer Rachel Reeves. This ...
UC Berkeley Chancellor Rich Lyons will face questions Tuesday from a House Education Committee whose hearings have led multiple university presidents to resign.
The regional chancellor of three Penn State Commonwealth campuses in Northeastern Pennsylvania is stepping down later this ...
The Chancellor is examining whether to harden the rules on the gifting of money and assets ahead of the Autumn Budget ...
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New UWM chancellor Thomas Gibson talks Trump policies, research and first impressions of Milwaukee
Gibson, 51, emerged as the top pick among 73 applicants to lead Milwaukee's largest university. He succeeds Mark Mone, who ...
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