Germany
Swarm of Hornets Attack Wine Festival, 13 Hospitalized
City authorities in Weingarten are running checks for more hornet nests as hikers spend the final days of summer outdoors.
China Culls 38,000 Pigs as Swine Fever Spreads East
The highly contagious virus has continued to spread.
Nine Injured in German Immigration Protests
Some with the far-right chanted: "Merkel must go" and "We are the people," while waving German flags.
Mass Far-Right Protests in Germany Enter Third Day
Protests began Sunday in Chemnitz, Germany, following the death of a 35-year-old German man who was stabbed during a fight.
Far-Right Protesters in Germany May Be Linked to Police
Many wondered why the police weren't better prepared to deal with the mobs seeking justice in Chemnitz.
13-Foot Golden Erdogan Statue in Germany Angers Locals
The figure turned out to be an art installation, but it has already been covered by expletives and graffiti.
Far-Right Battles Anti-Fascists After German Stabbing
Two men—an Iraqi and a Syrian—have been arrested on suspicion of murdering the German national.
German Says 'Racist' Israelis Harassed Him at Border
Nadim Sarrouh says Shin Bet agents accused him of anti-Israeli activities and were suspicious of his heritage.
Germany Wants New European Money Fund to Keep U.S. Out
German Foreign Minister Heiko Maas said Europe must create a new system for financial transactions that excludes the U.S. in order to help Iran.
Nazi Camp Guard Deported to Germany: White House
Fifteen years after being accused of serving the Nazi regime in occupied Poland, Jakiw Palij has been removed from New York.
Trump Cannot Derail Russian Pipeline to Germany
"The main thing is that this transit through Ukraine, which has tradition, meets economic requirements," Putin said.
Neo-Nazi Protesters Shielded by Police in Berlin March
Twice as many counterprotesters attended the march.
German 'Atlantis' Revealed by Europe's Drought
The settlement was abandoned more than a century ago when a large dam and reservoir were constructed.
Ex-ISIS Slave Says Captor Found Her in Germany, Flees
After meeting the man who abused her under ISIS captivity, Ashwaq Ta'lo said she "decided to return to Kurdistan and never go back to Germany."
What Will Putin and Merkel Talk About in Berlin?
The two leaders will convene for the first time since their recent meetings with President Donald Trump. U.S. sanctions and a natural-gas pipeline are among the topics on the table, the Kremlin confirmed.
Putin-Merkel Meeting: Who Is the Better Negotiator?
Merkel and Putin have drastically different backgrounds when it comes to negotiating.
Nazi Website Sold Zyklon B Peanuts and SS Bed Sheets
Other products included swastika balloons, "Heil Hitler" beer and busts of the Nazi leader.
Italians Played Active Holocaust Role, Historian Says
Simon Levis Sullam says Italians played "varying but crucial parts in the tragic process that resulted in genocide," and calls on the country's leaders to admit historical complicity.
City Battles to Save Fish as Heatwave Kills Thousands
Eighty percent of all fish in Münster's Aasee lake have already died.
Man Finds WW2 Bomb in Garden, Drives It to Fire Station
Ordnance disposal services in Germany get around a 1,000 calls per year, clearing up bombs dropped in the 1940s.
Jews and Muslims Hold Joint Memorial at Auschwitz
"I am deeply impressed that Muslims and Jews are here together," Rabbi Henry Brandt said at the ceremony.
Thousands Evacuated as 550 Pound WWII Bomb Found
A Polish city has stumbled on an unearthed WWII-era bomb four times last year.
Battle of Amiens: 100 Years After Pivotal WWI Fight
The offensive sparked the collapse of the German army and arguably heralded the birth of modern warfare.
Couple Sold 9-Year-Old Son to Pedophiles on Dark Web
The boy's mother was given a 12-and-a-half year sentence for the abuse.
European ISIS Members Sentenced to Life in Jail
German Nadia Rainer Hermann and Frenchman Lahcen Ammar Gueboudj were found guilty of membership in the extremist group.
Germany Looks to Conscription to Build Army
Berlin may also look to foreigners to boost numbers.
American Airman Found Dead on German Autobahn
Staff Sergeant Justin Vandervort, 29, who hailed from Orange, California, was spotted near the Spangdahlem Air Base on the A60 autobahn on Tuesday at around 2:30 p.m., Air Force officials said.
Heat Wave Reveals Live World War II Explosives
Around 5,500 unexploded munitions are discovered in Germany each year.
German Activists Highlight Racism With #MeTwo Campaign
"I have two hearts, one German and one Turkish."
Russia Says It Will Rebuild Syria Like Europe After WW2
Russian Colonel General Mikhail Mizintsev called the Soviet Union's efforts to rebuild after World War II "unparalleled."