Speaking a mixture of German and French in his speech in Dresden, French President Emmanuel Macron called for a strong and sovereign Europe as a guarantor of peace, prosperity and democracy.

Organizers of the world-famous Oktoberfest, or Wiesn, in Munich will not allow the song 'L'amour toujours' to be played at the beer festival.

The decision follows a series of incidents where crowds in Germany have shouted far-right chants to the melody.

RAW: French President Emmanuel Macron and German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier visited the Holocaust Memorial in Berlin.

While there, they met with Beate and Serge Klarsfeld, a Franco-German couple who have dedicated their lives to the pursuit of Nazis in hiding.

Everyone thought Berlin was going to be the new Amsterdam. But two months after Germany partially legalized marijuana, what has actually changed?

Revelers at a festival in southern Germany were heard chanting 'foreigners out!' to the tune of 'L'amour toujours,' police said, just days after a video of several youths doing the same in Sylt surfaced on social media.

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Emmanuel Macron's state visit to Germany is the first by a French president in nearly 25 years and comes amid a number of challenges for two of Europe's strongest countries.

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A former German army officer has been sentenced to three and a half years in prison for sharing secret military information with Russia in the wake of the outbreak of war in Ukraine.

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Germany's Olaf Scholz has often been described as robotic. To boost his popularity ahead of elections, the chancellor is working to change that perception:

If the ICC grants its chief prosecutor's request to issue arrest warrants against Israeli leaders, Germany would be put in a difficult position:

Would it actually arrest Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu when he comes to visit?

Europe 'would have war' if people vote for the extreme right in the upcoming European Parliament elections, the Social Democrats' lead candidate Katarina Barley told DW.

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Interior Minister Nancy Faeser says the incident involving racist chants on the island of Sylt 'is a disgrace to Germany.'

A viral video in Germany shows people singing racist lyrics and performing Nazi salutes at a club on the northern island of Sylt.

Chancellor Olaf Scholz has been called to comment, while police investigate.

As the ICC's chief prosecutor seeks an arrest warrant for Israeli PM Netanyahu for alleged war crimes, Germany is stuck between a rock and a hard place — support its ally Israel, or seek peace in the Middle East?

'Such slogans are disgusting.'

Chancellor Olaf Scholz has strongly condemned the racist chanting captured on video on the German island of Sylt.

Police in Germany have arrested a teenager who allegedly discussed plans to carry out a knife attack at a synagogue in the city of Heidelberg.

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