On March 6, 1944, during World War II, U.S. bombers flying from Britain began the first daytime attacks on Berlin.

Almost exactly 30 years after a failed bomb attack on a prison building in Berlin, two suspected members of the left-wing ...

Tempelhof Airport stands as a symbol of resilience in Berlin's tumultuous history. During the Berlin Airlift, this site ...

Beloved "candy bomber" to thousands of Berlin children, Lieutenant Gail Halvorsen parachuted hope into a city facing its darkest hour. In the beginning, the Allies lacked enough aircraft for ...

"It would be very helpful if the bombing were to stop...That would also be the starting point for talks that can then continue," Scholz told journalists after a meeting of European leaders in London.

The blockade of Berlin was the first serious crisis of the Cold War. By 1948, the Western allies began moving towards consolidating their occupation zones in Western Germany into a single ...

Authorities in Berlin have apprehended a 37-year-old man following a thorough ... The discovery of pyrotechnics necessitated the involvement of the bomb disposal unit to ensure safety during the ...

Following the German bombing of London, Churchill decided to retaliate by bombing Berlin. Fear of aerial bombing had gripped 1930s Europe. In the spring of 1939, Whitehall predicted an enemy ...

The destruction of a large Ukrainian dam across the Dnipro River in 2023 did more than flood Ukrainian villages. It also triggered a “toxic time bomb” of environmental harm, according to a new  study.

To Colonel Gail “Hal” Halvorsen, who became known worldwide as the Candy Bomber, the Berlin Airlift was healing balm on the wounds of war. He and his fellow American pilots dropped more than ...

"It would be very helpful if the bombing were to stop...That would also be the starting point for talks that can then continue," Scholz told journalists after a meeting of European leaders in London.