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Deutscher und sein dreijähriger Sohn tot in Portugal aufgefunden - Pierre-Olivier Clement-Mantion / Getty Images

Medienberichte Deutscher und sein dreijähriger Sohn tot in Portugal aufgefunden

Im Süden Portugals sind die Leichen eines Deutschen und seines kleinen Sohns entdeckt worden. Der Vater starb offenbar durch eine Schussverletzung.

German Police Identify a Suspect in the Maddie Case - Steve Parsons / PA / dpa

The Twisted World of Christian B. German Police Identify a Suspect in the Maddie Case

Police in Germany believe they have found a likely suspect in the disappearance of Madeleine McCann in Portugal in May 2007. Is this the spectacular breakthrough that has evaded justice officials across Europe for more than a decade? By DER SPIEGEL Staff

How Lisbon Has Managed the Corona Crisis - Mario Cruz/ EPA-EFE/Shutterstock

The Portuguese Miracle How Lisbon Has Managed the Corona Crisis

While Spain continues to battle a dire coronavirus outbreak, the situation is vastly better in neighboring Portugal. But why? By Alexander Smoltczyk in Lisbon

A Socialist Success Story in Portugal - PATRICIA DE MELO MOREIRA/ AFP

The Popular Senhor Costa A Socialist Success Story in Portugal

Four years ago, few thought Portuguese Prime Minister António Costa's minority government would last long. But as he prepares for re-election, the Socialist is hoping to be returned to power with an absolute majority. What changed? Von Helene Zuber

The 'Lost Generation' Returns Home - Bruno Colaco

Spanish and Portuguese Jobseekers The 'Lost Generation' Returns Home

During the economic crisis, countless young people, especially well-educated ones, left Spain and Portugal. Now a growing number of them are returning -- even if they have to make some sacrifices in the process. Von Helene Zuber und Steffen Lüdke

The Portuguese Miracle Young Entrepreneurs Lead Country Out of Crisis

Portugal's economic resurgence is a remarkable success story. Only four years ago, the country was forced to turn to the EU for a bailout. Today, a new generation of entrepreneurs and start-ups have fueled a turnaround and fostered a new national spirit. Von Helene Zuber

Romanian Driver Navigates the Soul of the EU - Thomas Grabka/ DER SPIEGEL

The Last European Romanian Driver Navigates the Soul of the EU

For the past decade, Viktor Talic has been driving a van across Europe, delivering people and goods. His 50-hour, nearly sleepless journey offers a disquieting, yet inspiring, glimpse into the Continent's soul. Von Juan Moreno

Parents Appeal to Germans for Clues - DPA/ ZDF

Maddie Disappearance Parents Appeal to Germans for Clues

The parents of Madeleine McCann appealed to German television viewers on Wednesday night for clues in their daughter's disappearance more than six years ago. Investigators believe that new information in the case could lead to German suspects.

Stability Fund Chief Expects Third Greek Bailout - © Hugo Correia / Reuters/ REUTERS

Crisis Control Stability Fund Chief Expects Third Greek Bailout

Greece might need a third aid package as soon as next year, Klaus Regling told a German paper Friday. But the head of the ESM permanent bailout fund is much more optimistic about the situation in Portugal and elsewhere in the euro zone.

Is a Milder Merkel in the Cards? - Biel Alino/ dpa

A Fresh Start in Europe Is a Milder Merkel in the Cards?

Angela Merkel's tough-nosed euro policies have divided the Continent and earned her a reputation for coldness. Now that the election has strengthened her hand and freed her of pesky partners, she has a chance to reshape her stance. Von Stefan Kaiser

Crisis Could Damage Merkel's Campaign - ODD ANDERSEN/ AFP

Bitter Euro Truths Crisis Could Damage Merkel's Campaign

Chancellor Angela Merkel has been forced to concede that Greece will require additional aid -- an admission that has dented her reputation as a crisis manager ahead of the election. But she still hasn't revealed the true scope of the costs facing Germany. Von SPIEGEL Staff

Crisis Has Saved Germany 40 Billion Euros - Patrick Seeger/ dpa

Profiteering Crisis Has Saved Germany 40 Billion Euros

Germany has profited from the euro crisis to the tune of 41 billion euros in reduced interest payments. Strong demand for its debt has cut yields and made it cheaper for Germany to borrow. Meanwhile, the crisis has only cost Germany a mere 599 million euros thus far.

Germany Helps Haul Euro Zone Out of Recession - Jan-Philipp Strobel/ dpa

Growth! Germany Helps Haul Euro Zone Out of Recession

The euro zone's economy has finally begun to grow again, thanks largely to strong second-quarter performances by both Germany and France. Even Portugal got into the act, with the strongest performance of all in the single currency area.

Can Austerity Alone Save Portugal? - Jan Woitas/ dpa

Debt Paralysis Can Austerity Alone Save Portugal?

Portugal has meticulously implemented the austerity measures required by international creditors. But the country's restructuring is taking longer than expected, and the reformers have grown weary, leading to fresh fears of a national bankruptcy. Von Martin Hesse und Helene Zuber

Southern Europe Remains Stuck in Crisis - AP/ DPA

Downward Spiral Southern Europe Remains Stuck in Crisis

For years, EU leaders have been trying to put a stop to the debt crisis that has been tearing apart Southern Europe. They have made little progress. Is it time for a change in strategy? By SPIEGEL Staff

Bolivia Irate over Forced Landing - Helmut Fohringer/ dpa

Snowden Search Bolivia Irate over Forced Landing

Bolivia is furious that a plane carrying President Evo Morales was forced to land in Vienna on Tuesday night after false rumors circulated that NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden was on board. The country has called it a "direct attack" on the leader.

German Government to Gamble on Stimulus - Guido Bergmann/ dpa

Austerity About-Face German Government to Gamble on Stimulus

With the euro crisis refusing to relent, the German government is backing away from its austerity mandates and planning to spend billions to stimulate ailing economies in Southern European. But can the program succeed? Von Sven Böll und Christian Reiermann

Europe's Hollow Efforts to Save a Lost Generation - Alejandro Garcia/ dpa

Jobless Youth Europe's Hollow Efforts to Save a Lost Generation

Europe is failing in the fight against youth unemployment. While the German government's efforts remain largely symbolic, Southern European leaders pander to older voters by defending the status quo. Von SPIEGEL Staff

European Austerity Costing Lives - AP/dpa

Shredded Social Safety Net European Austerity Costing Lives

As the euro crisis wears on, the tough austerity measures implemented in ailing member states are resulting in serious health issues, a study revealed on Wednesday. Mental illness, suicide rates and epidemics are on the rise, while access to care has dwindled.

'This Is Working' Portugal, 12 Years after Decriminalizing Drugs

Twelve years ago, Portugal eliminated criminal penalties for drug users. Since then, those caught with small amounts of marijuana, cocaine or heroin go unindicted and possession is a misdemeanor on par with illegal parking. Experts are pleased with the results. Von Wiebke Hollersen

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