These rail journeys let you soak in Europe’s most beautiful landscapes
ADVERTISEMENT
ADVERTISEMENT
More about this topic
Saxony shop owner sends Christmas wishes — only to German families
“We should not overthink this," said Schneeberg mayor Ingo Seifert, when asked about the strange messages in a shop window.
Syrian man given 9.5-year jail term over deadly stabbing in Chemnitz
Syrian man given 9.5-year jail term over deadly stabbing in Chemnitz
Chemnitzer FC sacks captain for showing 'sympathy' for neo-Nazi groups
Daniel Frahn, who played for Chemnitzer FC, was seen sitting with members of far-right groups during a third division match on 3 August. The club said his behaviour was “massively damaging” to the club.
Chemnitz: Is the East German city really a hot bed for extremism?
Insiders looks at how the once-mighty industrial city that suffered during the transition from communism became known as a hub for far-right activity.
ADVERTISEMENT
Chemnitz: The rise of the far right in eastern Germany
Why has Chemnitz gained a reputation for being a hotbed of extremism?
80 years on - Remembering the 'Night of Broken Glass'
Germany and Austria leaders mark the 80th anniversary of the Kristallnacht, the ‘night of broken glass’ at a Berlin Synagogue
Why was Germany's top spy Hans-Georg Maassen ousted?
Germany's go-to man for secrets is now in the limelight. Here's why.
Merkel fires top spy chief and then gives him 'promotion'
Merkel forces top spy chief out and then gives him 'promotion'. Hans-Georg Maassen has been given a new job in interior ministry after criticising veracity of Chemnitz reports.
Chemnitz protester jailed over Hitler salute
A German court on Friday handed a five-month jail sentence to a 34-year-old man who performed the illegal Nazi salute during a protest in the eastern city of Chemnitz late last month.
Hitler salute wolves erected in Chemnitz after far-right protests
Organisers said they wanted to “use the action to protest against increasing hatred and violence”.
Euroviews. Germany’s far right is converging | View
What recent right-wing rallies in the East German town of Chemnitz reveal about the country's growing shift to the right.
German interior minister calls migration 'mother of all problems'
German Interior minister, Horst Seehofer, calls migration the "mother of all problems" in closed-door meeting.
Third suspect wanted in fatal Chemnitz stabbing
Search starts for third suspect in fatal Chemnitz stabbing
"Anti-racism" concert draws 65,000 in Chemnitz, Germany
After weeks of violence, the German city of Chemnitz was noisy but peaceful last night. Around 65 000 people attended a free open air concert against racism and a protest afterwards. The last month has seen far-right demonstrators clashing with counter-protestors in the streets of Chemnitz.
Chemnitz holds anti-racism concert
Chemnitz holds anti-racism concert
Raw Politics: Is migrant crime really a rising threat in Germany?
Raw Politics launched today on Euronews with a discussion about the migrant debate that has shaken Germany.