Outgoing Vice Chancellor Olaf Scholz and outgoing chancellor's would-be successor Armin Laschet and are neck-and-neck at 25.5% to 24.5% according to an exit poll

34-year-old Marcel Yaron Goldhammer, a dual German-Israeli citizen and former IDF soldier, is no. 6 on the AfD list in Berlin

Though the Jewish vote is not courted like in the US, German politicians do take note of particular issues of concern to Jews, including Israel and antisemitism

For many, Jewish issues pale in comparison to problems such as climate change and growing social inequalities, but some Jewish issues have become national ones, and vice versa

Ahead of elections this weekend to choose her replacement after 16 years, officials and experts say departure 'leaves a void,' though her legacy also includes shortcomings

Foreign Minister Heiko Maas says 'fundamentally important' project is a 'gesture to the Polish victims,' will be approved during next parliament's 4-year term

Uwe Dziuballa, owner of the eatery in Chemnitz, tells court of 2018 assault in which he was injured, subject to antisemitic slurs

German federal authorities bought controversial software in 2019; unclear if Berlin's intelligence agencies also used company's tools

Jerusalem-based Intel subsidiary partners with German mobility service provider Sixt to test 'robotaxis' next year; passengers will hail ride on Moovit or Sixt apps

Frank-Walter Steinmeier becomes first German leader to recognize sacrifice of Czechoslovak paratroopers, who then died in gunfight