Berlin’s final Zug Der Liebe soured by allegations of sexual harassment, stabbings and firework attacks
The final Zug Der Liebe (Love Train) Festival wound its way though the streets of Berlin on Sunday afternoon. As the day went on however the festival failed to live up to its name, with some revellers turning their attention on police - and each other.
Thousands square off in Berlin far-right rally and counter demos
Thousands of demonstrators for and against the far-right faced off in mass rival rallies in Berlin on Sunday, where calls of "We are the people" were countered with "Go away, Nazis" and techno beats.
AfD supporters attack activists, journalists in Munich
An Alternative for Germany (AfD) supporter attacked photographers on Sunday evening outside a pub where the far-right party was celebrating success in a recent state election.
Don't give Pegida the rope to hang themselves
Pegida is a reactionary and xenophobic movement. But applying double standards to the group and belittling its followers is only scratching an already infected wound, argues The Local reporter Jörg Luyken.
Bus drivers, locals spoil neo-Nazi day out
Neo-Nazis planning to march through the town of Bad Nenndorf had to set off on foot earlier than expected, after demonstrators blocked their train – and at least one driver of the replacement bus service refused to take them.
120,000 take stand against nuclear power
Around 120,000 people formed a 120-kilometre human chain on Saturday linking the nuclear power stations KrĂĽmmel in Schleswig Holstein and BrĂĽnsbuttel in Hamburg, in the country's biggest anti-nuclear demonstration for years.