Pegida

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.

The event coincides with a wave of racist populism in Europe.

Nearly six anti-refugee protests were staged every week in Germany in 2015.

Lutz Bachmann called the process a "political show trial."

One supporter reportedly shouted "Heil Hitler"

The far-right German group opposed to Muslim immigration has gone international for the first time.

Christian Piquemal was one of dozens arrested across Europe during demonstrations in support of PEGIDA.

European nations asking asylum seekers to hand over their valuables are 'deplorable,' say critics.

Angela Merkel's government wants to make it easier to expel foreign criminals as Germany reels from far-right violence

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

Despite calls for solidarity from Chancellor Angela Merkel, anti-immigrant groups and right-wingers are sowing division.

Locals are working to help asylum-seekers and promote tolerance in the German city.

The German anti-Islam movement PEGIDA staged its biggest rally in months on Monday.

The anti-immigration group has said it will field candidates in next year's regional elections

Wilders offered to take Merkel back to the Netherlands with him, provoking chants of "Merkel must go!" from the audience at a demonstration by German anti-Islam movement PEGIDA.

A German study found that the majority of the population thought democracy was flawed in the country.

Despite falling attendees to their marches, the anti-Islamic group are continuing the movement.

The news came just as supporters of PEGIDA staged a march in another the east German city, Leipzig.

Lutz Bachmann deleted the picture after being contacted by German media.

Anti-Islam group Pegida has been holding weekly rallies since October.

The PEGIDA movement indicates growing anti-Islamic sentiment in the wake of the Paris attacks

Merkel's words come hours before marches by anti-Islam group PEGIDA were due to start in several German cities.

Tommy Robinson endorsed German anti-Islam marches and said former EDL members have joined them

The organisers of anti-immigration marches across Germany seized on the terrorist attack in Paris

Anti-Muslim rallies have become a weekly event in Dresden, with some 18,000 people at a rally Monday

The grass-roots anti-Muslim movement has rapidly gained popularity and attracted condemnation from leaders

The number of attendees has been increasing week on week

This week Merkel's conservatives debated banning the burka, the full body covering worn by some Muslim women