The train had just pulled out of the station at Herzogenrath near the border with the Netherlands and was heading for the western German city of Aachen when the man began attacking fellow passengers “randomly and arbitrarily,” state interior minister Herbert Reul said.

The Polish sister city of Tyler, Texas has become a receiving point for hundreds of Ukrainian citizens fleeing their home country after the invasion ordered by Russian President Vladimir Putin.

It estimates the funds will pay for services for approximately 120,000 impoverished Holocaust survivors.

The penalties fall in line with the White House’s insistence that it would look to hit Russia’s financial system and Putin’s inner circle.

Gail Halvorsen, 101, was beloved and venerated in Berlin.

The man opened fire with a long-barreled firearm in a lecture hall and then fled outside, police said.

In another major blow to independent journalism in Hong Kong, police have raided the offices of Stand News, a non-profit online media outlet.

Germany’s parliament has elected Olaf Scholz as the country’s ninth post-World War II chancellor, opening a new era for the European Union’s most populous nation and largest economy after Angela Merkel’s 16-year tenure.

German Chancellor Angela Merkel said people who aren't vaccinated will be excluded from nonessential stores and venues, while the country considers a COVID-19 vaccine mandate.

Two big races are drawing crowds of people to Germany’s capitol city Sunday -- the annual BMW Berlin Marathon and a historic parliamentary election that will decide who succeeds Angela Merkel as chancellor.

Projections show Germany’s center-left Social Democrats locked in a very close race with outgoing German Chancellor Angela Merkel’s center-right bloc, which is heading toward its worst-ever result in the country’s parliamentary election.

KLTV’s Lane Luckie has a look at the final day of campaigning ahead of Germany’s federal parliament elections on Sunday.

Lane Luckie joins East Texas Now to discuss how Germany's approach to educating and informing younger generations about difficult topics could be a model for other countries.

While elections ultimately dictate short-term policy, cultural and historic ties between the U.S. and Germany are much less affected by politics.

With a new administration in the White House and the upcoming election of new leadership in Germany, comes a natural reset in Transatlantic relations.

KLTV’s Lane Luckie reports on lingering divisions in Germany due to a lagging economy in some parts of the former East.

KLTV & KTRE anchor Lane Luckie joins East Texas Now to discuss vast differences between the U.S. and German voting processes ahead of a history-making election.

Now-Texas State Representative James White was stationed with the U.S. Army in Germany when he found himself witness to one of the most consequential presidential speeches in American history.

Participation in the NATO alliance often calls attention to the U.S. military in Germany, a regular source of debate among candidates and voters.

The new rules will replace a hodgepodge of restrictions that had barred non-citizens who had been in Europe, much of Asia and certain other countries in the prior 14 days from entering the U.S. The changes will allow families and others who have been separated by the travel restrictions for 18 months to plan for long-awaited reunifications.