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Long Read: For the SPD to Learn From Labour, It Has to Grasp What Kind of World We’re In
Internal divisions over the prospect of another grand coalition with the Christian Democrats, and now the resignation of leader Martin Schulz, are tearing the German Social Democrats apart. Can they learn from Labour's rejuvenation?