In Germany, 10,000 people are getting letters from a law firm claiming they owe cash for watching pornographic videos online. And unique addresses of computer users are part of the legal filing.

The lynchpin of the European economy is now on track for a new government by Christmas.

The BBC's Tom Burridge takes the temperature of Spaniards in Madrid over allegations of NSA call-monitoring.

Allegations that the NSA tapped German Chancellor Angela Merkel's mobile phone are threatening the relationship between Germany and America.

Merkel's center-right bloc got an impressive share of the vote, but the pro-business party she's been in partnership with did poorly.

Germany is preparing for elections but also for the 500th anniversary in 2017 of Martin Luther kicking off the Reformation. How important is the Protestant work ethic in Germany's economic success?

On Sunday, German voters will go to the polls. Victory for Chancellor Angela Merkel seems certain. One unpredictable element, however, is the fate of a party that wants to exclude the Eurozone's economically struggling members from the bloc.

As Germany approaches elections this weekend, a new party — the Alternative for Germany — is aiming to liven up German politics.

GM's closure of its auto plant in Bochum, Germany, will be the first major closure of an auto plant there in 60 years.

Investors have been shifting away from emerging markets, but where are they going instead? The answer may be Europe.