Co-leader Tino Chrupalla defends Putin and suggests Poland may threaten Germany, widening divisions at the top of the far-right party

Federal economic advisers warn ‘special’ €500m fund being used for election promises rather than promised new infrastructure investment

Left-wing firebrand Sahra Wagenknecht takes a back seat as country debates military service and main Protestant church revises pacifist tradition

Saudi-born doctor (51) charged with six counts of murder and 358 counts of attempted murder

Eisbach wave in the Bavarian city had been a surfing magnet for decades but disappeared after a recent cleanup

Eighty years ago reporter Seaghan Maynes took his seat just yards from Hermann Göring. His dispatches captured the drama, tedium and moral reckoning of the trial that shaped international justice

A standard model protects against most drones and grenades - while luxury versions have air filters in case of atomic, biological or chemical attacks

In the post-pandemic years the club faced rising costs and fewer patrons, especially younger ones

Daniel Tatlow-Devally (31) and four other pro-Palestinian activists were arrested after they allegedly stormed the offices of Elbit Systems

Unlike Ireland, the country has no opt-out of EU common security and defence policy

Friedrich Merz’s remarks about mass immigration have divided public opinion and sparked protests at CDU HQ

Oliver Sears returns to Łodz with an exhibition honouring his murdered grandfather – and confronting Poland’s uneasy memory of its vanished Jewish community

Chancellor says it is for each German government 'to reassess' living up to responsibility of Israeli security

French president critical of Israeli settlements and demands Hamas exclusion at peace conference attended by western and Arab leaders

Move follows recent disruption from suspected Russian incursions across Europe