
“Make Life Hell For Them”: Violence Incited Against German Right-Wing Journalists
A left-wing extremist website published the business addresses of Apollo News and Nius, outlets known for their outspoken stance on migration.

A left-wing extremist website published the business addresses of Apollo News and Nius, outlets known for their outspoken stance on migration.

Anti-fascism in Germany has changed from a militant fringe concern into the moral common sense of its educated middle classes. One consequence of this is that the label ‘fascist’ now makes violence less objectionable.

Prosecutors say the doctor exploited trust to carry out lethal home visits and used arson to destroy evidence.

A leading politician of the governing SPD wants elected national sovereigntists blocked from seeing classified documents.

The release of 2025 crime statistics has coincided with an expanding police investigation into a migrant grooming network in Nuremberg.

A public transport bus in Lower Bavaria was delayed after the driver parked the vehicle to spread his prayer rug and pray to Allah, sparking concerns over service disruptions and religious freedom.

Germany’s film bureaucracy will let Uwe Boll’s didactic migrant crime thriller be shown, after rescinding an earlier double-ban.

The heat wave exposed more than rising temperatures—it revealed decades of neglected infrastructure, political drift, and a government that struggles to perform its most basic functions.

The German welfare state is becoming unaffordable as debt servicing alone is set to surpass €80 billion by 2030.

EU sanctions mean sharing videos from Moscow’s state TV could result in jail time for ‘operators’—defined as the people making such content available online.