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January 17, 2026

Philipp Werner Named LGBTQI Liaison at Southeast Hesse Police Headquarters

The 25-year-old police officer Philipp Werner has joined the team of LGBTQ+-liaison officers at the Southeast Hesse Police Headquarters and

January 16, 2026

There are disturbing scenes that have unsettled the United States for days: cell-phone footage from witnesses shows an ICE operation

January 15, 2026

With a candlelight vigil at the Brandenburg Gate, people in Berlin remembered the American Renee Nicole Good, who was shot

January 14, 2026

The Austrian Constitutional Court has strengthened the rights of nonbinary people—and at the same time given politicians a rebuke. Nonbinary

January 13, 2026

Following an apparently homophobic assault in Augsburg’s city center, the Augsburg Regional Court will begin hearings against four men on

January 12, 2026

A former Polish minister of justice, who is being sought by prosecutors on suspicion of corruption, says he has received

January 10, 2026

For about four months, a manhunt has been underway for Sven Liebich. The convicted far-right extremist, who in early 2025

January 9, 2026

The gay entertainer and choreographer Jorge González says, according to his own account, that he and his niece were subjected

January 8, 2026

Hundreds of people have changed their gender marker in Lower Saxony since the Self-Determination Act took effect just over a

January 6, 2026

HateAid, the German advisory service that fights hate and harassment online, has fallen under the scrutiny of the administration of