All Stories: Berlin

BERLIN: Substitute Jamie Vardy scored with a stunning flick, his first international goal, and Eric Dier headed a last-gasp winner as England hit back from two goals down to beat old rivals Germany 3-2 in a friendly on Saturday.

VIENNA: The total number of migrants entering Austria from Hungary in the current wave is expected to reach up to 10,000, the Austrian interior ministry said Saturday.

BERLIN: The German spy agency's new headquarters was flooded by water after several taps were removed by thieves on its upper floors, police said on Thursday.

BERLIN: A permanent museum showing preserved corpses stripped of skin to reveal the complexity of the human body opens in Berlin on Wednesday.

The laurels just not stop coming for Pakistani feature film Dukhtar. Afia Nathaniel's film has earned the privilege to be screened at the American Independents in Berlin on the 10th of February.

BERLIN: A private plane carrying U2 frontman Bono lost its rear hatch while approaching Berlin, but the pilot managed to touch down safely and the Irish rock star was never in danger, airport authorities said on Thursday.

BERLIN: German police arrested nine suspects Wednesday accused of supporting extremist group Islamic State (IS) that is fighting in Iraq and Syria, in dawn raids involving some 240 officers, authorities said.

BERLIN: Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif has said that Pakistan not lacking resources but the country has been entangled in problems.

ISLAMABAD: Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif leaves for Berlin on two-day state visit of Germany, ARY News reported on Monday.

German Chancellor Angela Merkel said on Friday that Germany and the United States had differing views on data protection after new allegations of U.S. spying emerged this month but added that the partnership with America was nonetheless very important.

Hundreds of thousands of revelers packed Berlin's "fan mile", a 1.3 km stretch of road running from the west of the capital up to...

BERLIN: Germany told the CIA station chief in Berlin to leave the country on Thursday in a dramatic display of anger from Chancellor Angela Merkel at the behaviour of a close ally after officials unearthed two suspected U.S. spies.