2 out of 3 Germans believe racial profiling necessary for effective police conduct - poll -- RT News... READ MORE›
The men had gathered late Saturday at Cologne's main train station and in the Deutz district, across the Rhine river... READ MORE›
Hundreds of Nafris screened at main railway station, Cologne police tweeted using a colloquial expression for North Africans... READ MORE›
One report stated that police had been ordered to remove the word rape from a memo on the violence... READ MORE›
Cologne plans helicopters mounted police to prevent mass sex assaults on NYE - report -- RT News... READ MORE›
There are no indications that this involved people who have sought shelter in Cologne as refugees, Ms. Reker said... READ MORE›
The Interior Ministry said 18 of the 31 people identified so far as suspects in the violence in Cologne had applied for asylum in Germany... READ MORE›
Heiko Maas, Germany's justice minister, condemned the attacks and called for better police protection in German cities... READ MORE›
COLOGNE, Germany -- In early December, the Cologne police made their New Year's Eve preparations... READ MORE›
Driven into the crowds, groups of young men began encircling young women... READ MORE›
Henriette Reker triggers outrage after urging women to avoid being in close proximity to strangers to prevent sexual harassment... READ MORE›
CS gas spray, stun guns and pepper spray are especially in great demand, he added... READ MORE›
Three were related to sexual assaults, but police had no names linked to them... READ MORE›
The number of criminal charges from New Year's Eve attacks in the Cologne, Germany, has risen to 516... READ MORE›
The German justice minister, Heiko Maas, said the authorities needed to work quickly to establish whether Cologne's violence was linked to incidents reported in other cities... READ MORE›
We keep hearing news about refugees all day 'They are bad people, they must go back to their home,' Mr. Ahmad Mohammad, 32, said... READ MORE›
Leaked report says officers were overwhelmed, as minister says asylum seekers could be deported if convicted... READ MORE›
Hannelore Kraft, the minister of North Rhine-Westphalia, called it an attack on all of Germany ... READ MORE›
Cologne authorities have recorded over 500 complaints related to the alleged mass sexual assaults, when groups of men roamed crowds and groped women... READ MORE›
'Some of the Cologne sex attackers claimed to be Syrian refugees', according to leaked police report... READ MORE›
Amid a backlash, Germany's government this week introduced tighter registration measures for the latest arrivals and tougher deportation rules for others... READ MORE›
The mug shot provided Sunday, Jan. 10, 2016 by the police in Duesseldorf, western Germany, shows a man that applied for asylum in Germany with name Walid Salihi... READ MORE›
About 90 women have reported being robbed, threatened or sexually molested at New Year celebrations outside Cologne's cathedral by young, mostly drunk, men, police said on Tuesday... READ MORE›
Asylum seekers were among those involved in the violence on New Year's Eve in Cologne, the German interior ministry said on Friday... READ MORE›
Cologne sexual assaults Leaked police report reveals 'chaos beyond description' as women attacked... READ MORE›
It came after a Facebook page created by a gang of rockers and football hooligans had called for supporters to clean up Cologne... READ MORE›
Many migrants travel through that nation as part of long journeys to Northern Europe... READ MORE›
Irmgard Schenker-Zittlau, 57, a city official in nearby Leverkusen, carried a message on a piece of cardboard urging Germany to preserve the rule of law... 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›
Cologne Police said the injured man was taken to hospital with stab and head injuries... READ MORE›
Merkel's party calls for tighter laws after Cologne New Year's Eve sex assaults... READ MORE›
The gathering - which was reportedly very heated - focused on introducing tougher criminal penalties following the Cologne attacks... READ MORE›
I've seen it all - the raucous carnivals that are a mainstay of Cologne life, the Christopher Street Day parades, and 18 New Years... READ MORE›
Duesseldorf police were working closely with their counterparts in Cologne to determine whether crimes in the two cities might be connected, Niesczeri said... READ MORE›
But bearing in mind the shocking percentage of sexual assault victims who feel unable to come forward, the reality is there could be many more women... READ MORE›
We're going to be OK. In the final minutes of his final presidential news conference, Barack Obama insisted he's not just tossing out reassuring platitud... READ MORE›
Barack Obama's legacy is likely to come under attack once the Trump administration takes power in Washington this month... READ MORE›
Following his meetings in Berlin, Obama heads to Peru, the final leg of his last foreign tour, for the Asia-Pacific trade summit... READ MORE›
When President Barack Obama leaves office on Jan. 20 after eight years, several of his major initiatives will still hang in the legal balance, meaning the... READ MORE›
Obama, the nation's first black president, has repeatedly condemned violence against police officers... READ MORE›
His comments come amid reports of violence and threats targeting police officers in the U.S. That includes protesters... READ MORE›
President Barack Obama will cut short a European trip and will visit Dallas early next week, the White House said Friday... READ MORE›
Texas had led 26 Republican-dominated states in challenging the Obama initiatives in court... READ MORE›
The administration said the buffer shielded groups from paying for birth control if they objected on moral grounds... READ MORE›
The case concerns the administration's arrangement for sparing faith-based groups from paying the birth control costs of women covered under their health plans... READ MORE›
White House spokesman Josh Earnest said he anticipated that President Barack Obama would sign the bill, which provides financial incentives to companies developing treatments for Zika... READ MORE›
That appeals court has served as a springboard to the Supreme Court for several justices including Scalia in recent decades... READ MORE›
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