National Socialist Underground

Germany's highest court upholds neo-Nazi terrorist's life sentence

A neo-Nazi group killed eight Turkish immigrants, a Greek citizen, and a German policewoman between 2000 and 2007, in a case that sparked debate about institutional racism and the failures of German security and intelligence organisations.

Far-right crimes hit record high in Germany

Far-right offences accounted for more than half of all politically motivated crimes, the highest level since police in Germany started collecting such data in 2001, according to the German interior minister.

Turkey marks a year since racist Hanau attack in Germany

Victims' relatives say too little has been done to shed light on the attack and ensure that such atrocities will not be repeated, a year after a deadly shooting in two cafes.

A German trial: 10 unsolved murders and a weak court verdict

The victims' families feel justice has been denied to them since the German court could not prosecute the operators of neo-Nazi gangs who ordered their "pawns" to inflict violence upon religious and ethnic minorities.

Suspected Neo-Nazi in murder trial says her far-right days in the past

Beate Zschaepe, the main defendant in the high-profile neo-Nazi murder trial in Germany, is accused of being involved in killing 10 people. A Munich court is expected to deliver its verdict in the National Socialist Underground trial on July 11.