Christian Democrats take over 37% of the vote in North Rhine-Westphalia; drubbing comes amid criticism of chancellor's stance on war in Ukraine and tackling of pandemic fallout

Iraqi-born man stabs five passengers on train near city of Aachen before being overpowered by a police officer and two other passengers

'Police prevented a nightmare," says state minister Herbert Reul, noting that right-wing extremist, antisemitic and anti-Muslim materials were found at suspect's home

Jeremy Issacharoff's tenure saw ends of different leadership eras in both countries; resurgence of German far-right; a pandemic; and now, war threatening to fracture Europe again

Rabbi Walter Homolka suspends duties in Jewish community and seminary at University of Potsdam after report detailing student's sexual harassment complaint and 'climate of fear'

Villagers of Oberammergau have performed story since 1634; latest version no longer depicts Jews as Christ's killers and shows clearly that Jesus was Jewish himself

BfV chief Thomas Haldenwang says hateful imagery present at protests over COVID restrictions or Israeli-Palestinian conflict, but also for Russia's war in Ukraine

Suspects from 'Vereinte Patrioten' group accused of 'preparing explosive attacks and other acts of violence,' as well as planning 'kidnapping of well-known public figures'

Jerusalem-based Intel subsidiary marks 'major milestone' as it looks to debut ride-hailing services; Israel Innovation Authority earmarks $6m for autonomous transportation pilot

Forecasts suggest cutting off supply will push Berlin into recession in 2023, causing economy to shrink 2.2%; before Moscow began war in Ukraine, 55% of gas imports came via Russia