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Germany's commissioner on anti-Semitism controversially advised against wearing the kippah "all the time."

André Poggenburg said he was unhappy with the AfD's "shift to the left."

The co-founder of the Alternative for Germany party said the attack was a "cowardly bloody deed."

Some have called the hack the biggest in Germany's history.

The classes would stress "fundamental values such as democracy and the treatment of women in our society."

Macron said Merkel "has never forgotten what Europe's values are and she leads her country with great courage," referring to her announcement as "extremely dignified."

"I know that through our dispute we have contributed to making the polls look as they do," Merkel said Saturday.

German media is hotly debating the chancellor's slide in the polls as her party voted out her ally of 13 years.

Hans-Georg Maassen suggested that a video showing far-right violence against migrants was fake.

"We won't accept that, surreptitiously, entire groups—Jews, Muslims—be excluded from society," the German chancellor said

Some with the far-right chanted: "Merkel must go" and "We are the people," while waving German flags.

Two men—an Iraqi and a Syrian—have been arrested on suspicion of murdering the German national.

Other products included swastika balloons, "Heil Hitler" beer and busts of the Nazi leader.

The youth wing of the AfD—which opposes same-sex-marriage—is complaining about being excluded from Pride.

"Other swimmers told me that the robbers shouted, 'This is no swimming place for Nazis.'"

Syria has been ravaged by a bloody civil war for the past seven years.

Some of the charity's vans have been vandalized in protest, with graffiti calling the charity "Nazis" spray-painted on the sides.

He once held an official position within the Protestant church.

Arthur Wagner's departure has caused a minor media sensation.

The art collective Center for Political Beauty (ZPS) has put up the work outside Hoecke's house in the tiny village of Bornhagen.

On Sunday night, a small centrist party threw German politics into disarray.

A radical right-wing party, AfD, won seats in the German Parliament for the first time in six decades. Germany is not alone in the resurgence of extremism.

Angela Merkel's ruling bloc won with the poorest result in almost 70 years as the far-right became Germany's third biggest party.

The party calls for a crackdown on asylum seekers and has said that Islam is not compatible with German values.

Leif-Erik Holm of the hard-right Alternative for Germany (AfD) is mounting a robust challenge to Chancellor Angela Merkel in her constituency as she seeks re-election on Sept. 24.

Harris Media's website lists Ted Cruz, Rand Paul, Sarah Palin, and Britain's pro-Brexit UKIP party among its past clients.

Populist politics are likely to remain in the mainstream despite Le Pen's defeat, the third blow in six months to Europe's far right.

A draft law would prevent civil servants, judges and soldiers from wearing the Islamic full-face veils at work.

Frauke Petry, the AfD's public face, shocked supporters on Wednesday by announcing that she would not lead the AfD's campaign for a Sept. 24 federal election.

Germany's far-right Alternative for Germany party has defended itself against charges of anti-Semitism.