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Two former German lawmakers are accused of taking bribes to act in the interest of Azerbaijan.

The procedure was being carried out on a 32-year-old man from Germany - who was suffering from a rare type of cancer and was having a tumour removed from his abdomen

Five people have been killed in chaotic New Year celebrations in Germany, as authorities also condemned a series of incidents on New Year’s Eve in which police officers and firefighters were attacked and injured.

Recently deposed Syrian dictator Bashar al-Assad was popular among the Western ultra-right for his anti-Semitic views, Holocaust denial, and ruthless persecution of his country’s Muslim population.

Authorities in Germany and Cyprus shut down fake platforms, seizing luxury items and arresting suspects in a multimillion-dollar scheme.

German and Serbian authorities have dismantled a large-scale online investment scam that defrauded victims of at least 300 million euros ($323.9 million) through fake investment platforms.

Group promoting ‘dangerous’ scientific racism ideology teamed up with right-wing extremist, recordings reveal

Martin Naumann, 80, shot Czesław Kukuczka in the back at close range as he tried to cross into West Berlin

A German neo-Nazi plunged 200ft to his death while climbing Adolf Hitler’s favourite mountain.

Decision opposed by five countries including Germany, where car firms say it could be ‘fatal’ blow for industry

Prosecutors say Christian Brückner, main suspect in the Madeleine McCann case, should be kept in preventive detention

Police have swarmed a railway station in Germany after passengers showed symptoms of a lethal virus, for which there is no vaccine.

Reports of dissenters working for £4 a day on onion plantation owned by Saxony state parliament AfD member Jörg Dornau

The cases are multiplying across Europe: Young men with pro-Russian views instructed on Telegram to carry out sabotage attacks.

Man carrying ‘long-barrelled gun’ died after being shot by officers near the consulate and Nazi documentation centre

Plans underline European carmakers’ problems in switching from petrol and diesel vehicles to electric models

ISIS has claimed responsibility for the knife attack that killed three people at a festival in Germany.

Irmgard Furchner, 99, was found guilty in 2022 of being an accessory to killings at Stutthof concentration camp

Artist Butterbro accused of walking fine line between parody and discrimination and helping make racial slur mainstream

Blaze started in one gondola and spread to another at the Highfield festival near Leipzig on Saturday night

A state dinner with the U.K.’s king cost the French nearly €500,000.