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A string of murders by the neo-Nazi group NSU targeting Turks in Germany turned attention to racism in the 2000s. A new book by the Turkish Studies...

A Turkish-origin lecturer at a police academy in Germany was fired for saying she's personally intimidated by racism among the country's police...

Between August 2018 and March 2021, hundreds of threatening letters were sent to artists, lawyers and politicians under the acronym NSU 2.0, which is a reference to the neo-Nazi terrorist group National Socialist Underground responsible for the murder of nine immigrants and a policewoman.

Last Saturday, the mass murders of February 19, 2020 were commemorated in the German city of Hanau. The case has never been completely clarified and raises questions that extend far beyond the crime itself.

German law enforcement and judiciary maintain “sole perpetrator” narrative in far-right terrorist threats Lawyers, cultural workers, investigative journalists, representatives of faith communities and leading politicians have been threatened in Germany for almost three years by a group calling itself “NSU 2.0.” The perpetrators—whose moniker is a reference to the fascist terrorist group National Socialist Underground (NSU) responsible for the murder of nine immigrants and a police off...

DER SPIEGEL Suche öffnen From Digital Hate to Analog Violence The Dark World of Extremist Misogyny Hatred against women is fostered online, but increasingly often, it erupts into real-world violence. The problem extends all the way into German parliament. Some experts describe it as a new form of terrorism. Link kopieren The police were already familiar with Stefan B. before he became a murderer. He had spent time in jail on multiple occasions, usually because he had driven without a driver’...