The Latest Breaking News from Germany

The Finn was stopped by German police when he attempted to cross the border from the Czech Republic into Germany after completing the second stage of the new WRC event, which features tests in three countries for the first time. 

The Finn was stopped by German police when he attempted to cross the border from the Czech Republic into Germany after completing the second stage of the new WRC event, which features tests in three countries for the first time.  

Clooney Foundation for Justice calls on German prosecutors to investigate Russia’s ‘war crimes’ in Ukraine

From bans on rallies and flags to arrests and police profiling, Germany’s Palestinian community says it is under attack.

THE Scottish Government is accelerating plans for a hydrogen pipeline connecting Scotland to Germany.

The attack took place on June 14 near a bridge over a gorge close to the castle that offers a famous view of Neuschwanstein, which is one of Germany’s most famous tourist attractions.

Widely expected decision by European Central Bank follows 10 consecutive rises in borrowing costs

About 400 years ago, the European witch hunts were at their peak. Between the 15th and 18th centuries, an estimated 50,000 people, mostly women, were executed for witchcraft across Europe. They were accused of devil-worship, heresy and harming their neighbours by using witchcraft. The 1620s was the most intense phase…

Prosecutors say an American man has been charged with murder and other offenses for attacking two women from the U.S. near Neuschwanstein castle in Germany in June and pushing them into a ravine

Complainants hope to use principle of universal jurisdiction in three separate cases

An interesting new article in The Hill by my occasional coauthor T. Markus Funk, based on his upcoming Oxford University Comparative Law Forum piece on the subject; an excerpt: [I]t would be a mistake to accept the invitation to follow the examples of countries like Germany, Switzerland, Mexico, the Netherlands…