Germany

State interior minister calls far-right content shared by officers on WhatsApp group ‘highly xenophobic and inhuman’.

Europe’s largest economy grew by 8.5 percent in June-September period, but rising COVID infections cloud outlook.

Turkey protests over ‘unauthorised action, carried out using force,’ as Germany says search was in...

#AJOpinion hears from British lawyer Philippe Sands on the 75th anniversary of the Nuremberg trials.

Don Ferencz’s father prosecuted Nazis at Nuremberg and made sure his son understood the depths of their crimes.

Seventy-five years after senior Nazis were tried, a survivor’s daughter describes growing up in the Holocaust’s shadow.

German president urges the world to honour the landmark proceedings that gave birth to international criminal law.

Seeing genocide as less exceptional may help us view war crimes and crimes against humanity in a more serious light.

The son of a senior Nazi sentenced to death at the Nuremberg trials on growing up in the shadow of his father’s crimes.

New vaccines offer hope, but global economic recovery remains difficult, the IMF warns before the G20 summit.

Pfizer and BioNTech will seek FDA Emergency Use Authorization for their COVID-19 vaccine ‘within days’.

Some held banners with slogans such as ‘Carnival against fascism’, as critics say new measures compromise civil rights.

Suspects forced their way into the Green Vault museum and got away with three sets of early 18th-century jewellery.

A Hamburg-based record label aims to help Iranian artists hampered by US sanctions and the pandemic.