Sylt News Today

This week we get into the outrage over a video showing partygoers on Sylt chanting a Nazi slogan, the French President's German language journey, what to know about a new jobseekers' visa, how German cities are struggling with citizenship applications and events in June.

The European Parliament election is just around the corner. In Germany, one in four people will not go to the polls. A new survey shows that those who do may want to punish the federal government.

The song L'Amour Toujours is being banned by the organisers of Oktoberfest after incidents where it provoked crowds to shout far-right chants to the tune.

After a video clip of people chanting Nazi slogans on the German island of Sylt went viral, many are waiting to see what consequences the perpetrators will face. The Local takes a look at how German law handles cases of hate speech.

Managers say no place at beer festival for song adapted with Nazi slogan ‘Germany for the Germans, foreigners out’

The savage treatment of slave laborers at the Nazi concentration camps Norderney and Sylt was standard, historians say. What made them exceptional was that they were on British...

Thuringia votes in local elections, another racist incident shocks the country, and other news from around Germany on Monday.

A video from the posh holiday island of Sylt shows wealthy young people shouting Nazi slogans and singing xenophobic chants. Are the children of the rich particularly likely to be anti-democratic?

Awards for Beate and Serge Klarsfeld come at a time of rising animosity in Germany towards German Jews and migrants

Europe News: Video of people singing Nazi slogan in Sylt, Germany sparks outrage. Mob chants 'Foreigners out!' and 'Germany for Germans' to Gigi D'Agostino's song