Germany refugee crisis

After the Christmas market attack, security issues could dominate the country's next election.

Investigators suggested Jaber Albakr was planning an attack similar to those in Brussels and Paris.

'Out of his mind' attacker was not connected to Islamic terrorism, authorities say.

Voters have rejected Chancellor Angela Merkel's open-door policy on refugees.

Voters punish her accommodative refugee policy by backing the anti-immigration Alternative for Germany.

The refugee crisis has unleashed a special kind of civil spirit among Germans that has given Merkel huge moral support.

The poll also found a surge in support for anti-immigrant party AfD.

To the Kremlin's annoyance, Merkel has kept the EU united over sanctions on Russia for annexing Crimea.

There is a sense that the Chancellor might be on the brink of losing credibility.

Police have identified three suspects but are yet to make any arrests.

As long as the wars in Syria, Iraq and Afghanistan continue, people will try to flee.

Chancellor signals a compromise to critics of her open-door policy on the eve of a party congress.

The revelation comes as many areas in Germany face snowfall and icy conditions

Russia's intervention in Syria will lead to even more refugees trying to escape the bombing.