Bild newspaper said police were searching for two possible additional suspects after witnesses said they had seen two people jump out of the van... READ MORE›
He was a ghost, he didn't leave a trace, said Milan police chief Antonio De Iesu... READ MORE›
A Europe-wide manhunt for the truck driver who is suspected in Monday's fatal Christmas market attack in Berlin is underway... READ MORE›
Police are believed to have found Amri's blood in the lorry's cab... READ MORE›
Suspect in Berlin Christmas market lorry attack killed in shootout in a Milan suburb, Italian minister says... READ MORE›
Berlin attacker Anis Amri confirmed killed in police shootout in Milan... READ MORE›
Germany Hunts Tunisian Tied to Truck Attack That Killed 12... READ MORE›
Berlin attack Anis Amri 'shouted Allahu Akbar' during gun battle with Italian police in Milan... READ MORE›
Image Makeover Germany expects to take in 800,000 asylum seekers this year... READ MORE›
Anis amri, berlin attack suspect, shot dead by police in milan... READ MORE›
Amri pledges allegiance to IS in the video, but provides no evidence that the attack was coordinated with them... READ MORE›
Tunisian suspect Anis Amri was killed in an early-morning shootout with police Friday in Milan... READ MORE›
Advanced braking system in truck used in Berlin Christmas market terrorist attack prevented even worse carnageA... READ MORE›
Was the commitment to help the Italian police with their investigations and possibly take armed police officers on board, Jugend Rettet coordinator Titus Molkenbur said... READ MORE›
Anis amri, berlin attack suspect, shot dead by police in milan... READ MORE›
In a string of cryptic messages, Amri allegedly wrote he was going to marry a sister in Germany... READ MORE›
The Berlin lorry attacker urged his teenage nephew to kill his uncle to prove his allegiance to Islamic State, according to Tunisian police... READ MORE›
Eighteen asylum seekers are among those who allegedly carried out a string of attacks during New Year's Eve celebrations in Cologne, Germany's Interior Ministry said Friday... READ MORE›
Tunisia's Interior Ministry says police have arrested Anis Amri's nephew and two others suspected of belonging to the same extremist network... READ MORE›
France collision Four children killed after train and school bus crash... READ MORE›
Anis Amri, 24, is the subject of a Europe-wide manhunt over the Berlin Christmas market lorry attack... READ MORE›
Within months of his arrival, authorities had added Amri to a growing list of potentially violent Islamic extremists, not all of them asylum-seekers... READ MORE›
In Milan's Sesto San Giovanni neighborhood during a routine police check... READ MORE›
Police said that about 1,000 men had gathered outside Cologne railway station and that smaller groups had surrounded individual women, harassed them and stolen their belongings... READ MORE›
But past proposals to put in place quotas for member countries have drawn fierce criticism, particularly from countries in Eastern or Central Europe, like Hungary... READ MORE›
In Tunisia, the Interior Ministry announced the arrest Friday of Amri's nephew and two others suspected of belonging to the same extremist network... READ MORE›
No particular networks have emerged in Italy, Gentiloni told reporters in Rome ahead of a security meeting in Milan headed by his interior minister... READ MORE›
Prompted by the attack by Amri, about 200 people protested in the Tunisian capital against the return of Tunisian jihadis who have fought abroad... READ MORE›
Investigators are looking into why Amri returned to Italy as he sought to elude police and whether he had any jihadi contacts in the country... READ MORE›
On Wednesday, Dutch authorities said it appeared Amri first had fled through the Netherlands, Germany's western neighbor... READ MORE›
The Tunisian man who killed 12 people last month by plowing a truck into a Berlin Christmas market had lived under at least 14 different names in Germany,... READ MORE›
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