List of Germany articles
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Police secures the entrance to a subway station near a shopping mall where a shooting took place on July 22, 2016 in Munich. Several people were killed on Friday in a shooting rampage by a lone gunman in a Munich shopping centre, media reports said / AFP / dpa / Lukas Schulze / Germany OUT (Photo credit should read LUKAS SCHULZE/AFP/Getty Images) Munich Police: Lone Gunman Killed 9, Then Shot Himself
Multiple deaths and injuries have been reported after an unknown gunman opened fire at a shopping mall in Germany.
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BERLIN, GERMANY - JUNE 27: German Chancellor Angela Merkel and Ukrainian Prime Minister Volodymyr Groysman (not pictured) prepare to listen to their countries' national anthems upon Groysman's arrival at the Chancellery on June 27, 2016 in Berlin, Germany. Merkel is scheduled to receive French President Francois Hollande, Italian Prime Minister Matteo Renzi and European Council President Donald Tusk later today to discuss the consequences of last week's Brexit vote. (Photo by Sean Gallup/Getty Images) Ax-Wielding Terrorists and Germany’s Stiff Upper Lippe
Germans are showing enormous restraint amid the rising threat of homegrown terrorism. But the Islamic State hasn’t really hit them yet.
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GettyImages-547478640 Turkish Coup Attempt Hands Boris Johnson, Angela Merkel Yet Another Crisis
Johnson now faces his first big foreign-policy test.
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GettyImages-523280532 Iran Accuses U.S. of ‘Lackluster’ Implementation of Nuclear Deal
Iran says the United States is not living up to the obligations of the deal.
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GettyImages-547091988 Meet the Motley Crew Charged With Seeing Britain Out of the EU
The new government has no fewer than five officials appointed to implement the Brexit. And no one — including them — knows how they’re going to do it.
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GettyImages-500313772 German Jihadist Gets Two Years In Jail For Posing with Severed Heads
This is Germany’s first trial involving Islamic State war crimes.
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COLOGNE, GERMANY - JANUARY 09: Protesters wave German flags, alongside a banner saying 'Rapefugees Not Welcome' as supporters of Pegida, Hogesa (Hooligans against Salafists) and other right-wing populist groups protest against the New Year's Eve sex attacks on January 9, 2016 in Cologne, Germany. Over 100 women have filed charges of sexual molestation, robbery and in two cases, rape, stemming from aggressive groping and other behavior by gangs of drunken men described as Arab or North African at Hauptbahnhof on New Year's Eve. Police have recently stated that at least some of the men identified so far are refugees, which is feeding the propaganda of right-wing groups opposed to Germany's open-door refugee policy. Germany took in approximately 1.1 million migrants and refugees in 2015. (Photo by Sascha Schuermann/Getty Images) With New German Law, Nein Might Finally Mean Nein
A new law passed in Germany adds weight to whether or not a rape victim says "no."
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Berlin, GERMANY: German Chancellor Gerhard Schroeder (R) and Russian President Vladimir Putin, 08 September 2005, arrive for talks at the Chancellory in Berlin. Putin is to oversee the signing of an agreement to build a multi-billion-dollar pipeline linking Russia with western Europe, just 10 days before the September 18 German general election. AFP PHOTO /PRESIDENTIAL PRESS SERVICE / ITAR-TASS (Photo credit should read VLADIMIR RODIONOV/AFP/Getty Images) Germany Is Rekindling Its Bromance With Russia
Former German chancellor Gerhard Schröder cultivated a very special relationship with Vladimir Putin — and his protégés are picking up where he left off.
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GettyImages-542132168 Volkswagen’s $14.7 Billion Settlement With the U.S. Is Just the Beginning of Its Legal Woes
The company could end up paying $61 billion to settle emissions cheat.
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BERLIN, GERMANY - JUNE 24: German Chancellor Angela Merkel speaks to the media following the United Kingdom's referendum vote to leave the European Union on June 24, 2016 in Berlin, Germany. Leaders across the EU are expressing disappointment and regret over Britain's decision to leave the European Union. (Photo by Carsten Koall/Getty Images) Angela Merkel Doesn’t Have a Brexit Plan, Either
Britain's departure from the EU has made Germany far more powerful than it should be.
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GettyImages-542642284 The ‘Leave’ Camp Won. That Doesn’t Mean Brexit Will Happen.
Referendums aren’t binding. Just ask the Greeks, who voted to reject EU austerity measures and then saw their government cave anyway.
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DRESDEN, GERMANY - DECEMBER 15 : Supporters of the Pegida (Patriotische Europaeer Gegen die Islamisierung des Abendlandes) movement stage protest with banners and German flags at the Theaterplatz Square in Dresden, Germany on January 25, 2015. (Photo by ) 4 in 10 Germans Want Muslims to Stay Out
A new study shows a surge in Islamophobia among Germans since last year.
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US_Stryker_DEU_Tank Dragoon Ride (4): Banging toward the Russian border with der Bundeswehr
On June 5th, Task Force Saber, made up of American troopers from the 2nd Cavalry Regiment and German Panzergrenadiers from the 12th Panzer Brigade, drove 60 miles north, to an airfield in the relatively cosmopolitan Polish city of Bydgoszcz (pronounced Bid-go-sh).
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Sydney, AUSTRALIA: Mecca Laa Laa (C) is wearing a full body covering known as the "burqini" and sits on a rescue board together with other Muslim life savers at Sydney's Cronulla beach, 04 February 2007. Australia's first group of Muslim life savers hit the sand of Sydney's beaches a year after the mobs of whites attacked Lebanese Australian's in a bit to "reclaim the beach". AFP PHOTO/Anoek DE GROOT (Photo credit should read ANOEK DE GROOT/AFP/Getty Images) Burqinis Are in This Season, But One German Swimming Pool Is Behind the Times
This isn’t the first time the burqini has been targeted in Europe.
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A Turkish nationalist protester wearing Ottoman clothes holds placard during a protest against Germany on June 2, 2016 in front of the Germany consulate in Istanbul after German parliament labelled the World War I massacre of Armenians by Ottoman forces as genocide. Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan on June 2 warned that the German parliament's recognition of World War I killings of Armenians by Ottoman forces as genocide would "seriously affect" ties. / AFP / OZAN KOSE (Photo credit should read OZAN KOSE/AFP/Getty Images) Turkey Is Having a Rough June — and Erdogan Is Making it Worse
This week Turkish leaders and pro-government journalists have made an array of bizarre statements.
