Digging into the pale dirt of northwestern Germany, archaeologists started noticing some 2,000-year-old holes. The pattern didn’t match anything they’d seen before and left them baffled.

The Post's Berlin bureau chief Loveday Morris traveled to Sednaya prison outside Damascus, Syria, on Dec. 10, as Syrians searched for missing relatives.

Nearly a decade after he arrived in Germany from Syria and took a selfie with then-Chancellor Angela Merkel, Anas Modamani ...

Frieder Reimold, a former Berlin bureau chief of The Associated Press German-language service who wrote the iconic 1989 ...

As part of its traditional winter tour, the Grand Classic Ballet is staging the ballet classic "Swan Lake", one of the most ...

As they dug, archaeologists unearthed a forgotten staircase leading into the old moat. A photo shows the partially uncovered steps. The medieval stairs originally started inside t ...

A man wearing a Syrian flag around his shoulders was set upon in Berlin's Treptow district and beaten up by a group of men he ...

MailOnline examines the devastating effect of a single Russian Topol-M SS-27 ICBM if detonated above some of Europe and ...

House Republican leaders will choose new chairs for a number of influential committees this week, people who will have the ...

The third edition of the “Red-White Salon” is one with a blue and white touch: it's about the relationship between 1. FC ...

The desire for a white Christmas in the USA can be traced back to Bing Crosby’s 1942 rendition of the song in the film ...

It’s the latest twist in the ongoing saga of a 2-mile fence that environmentalists are calling the “ungulate Berlin Wall” and ...