Raids in Berlin and across Brandenburg target Jama'atu Berlin organization, said to have called for armed jihad and terrorist attacks on civilians

Former Assad intelligence official found guilty of complicity in crimes against humanity for Assad regime, in first case of its kind worldwide

Number of suspects arrested rises to 14; Islamic State flag found during search of suspect’s residence; authorities say they found ingredients for bomb

Men accused of purchasing several kilograms of chemicals for manufacturing explosives; homemade Islamic State flag reportedly found during search of suspect's residence

Using testimony from survivors, Germany says woman, 95, had 'concrete responsibility' in murder of 10,000 victims while serving as assistant, stenographer for Stutthof camp head

Provisional figures for last year are highest since 2016; final figures could end up at highest level since records began in 2001

Heirs of Jewish art dealers claimed relatives were forced to sell Guelph Treasure collection of medieval Christian artwork at a loss in the 1930s; US judges decline to intervene

Reports in 2014 revealed hundreds of thousands of former Nazi soldiers or widows across Europe still receiving monthly war stipends

Panel finds that historian Max Fischer likely lost 'Siblings,' by Erich Heckel, due to persecution and that the 1913 work in oil belongs to his family

Walter-Luebcke School, named for slain pro-migrant politician whose murderer was sentenced last week, receives threating letter