At least 11 killed in Pittsburgh synagogue shooting

Donald Trump said he was championing the people of Pittsburgh by leaving the Paris climate accord. But the city did not take kindly to the shout-out.

Pittsburgh was once a rust-belt behemoth, a city that owed its very existence to steel. But as jobs in the steel industry dried up, the city looked for ways to weather the loss, and transformed itself into one of the most livable cities in the US.

Three people have been arrested in Sweden's second largest city of Gothenburg after allegedly throwing burning objects at a synagogue.

A gunman killed at least 11 people and injured 6 in an attack on a Pittsburgh synagogue during Sabbath religious services on Saturday.

Pittsburgh public safety director Wendell Hissrich says the shooting at a Pittsburgh synagogue is being investigated by the feds as a hate crime.

A man "fueled by an ideology of hatred" has been charged with attempting a major attack on a US synagogue. The suspect is said to have been inspired by the Pittsburgh synagogue attack in October in which 11 people died.

A shooting at a synagogue in Poway, California has left one woman dead and three others injured. A 19-year-old man has been detained and police are determining the legitimacy of an anti-Semitic letter he allegedly wrote.

The synagogue will be part of a multi-faith complex in Abu Dhabi. The intention is to create a space for inter-religious dialogue and peaceful co-existence.

The trial of Halle synagogue attacker Stephan B. has begun in eastern Germany. The 28-year-old expressed a virulent anti-Semitic ideology before and after the attack. DW's Ben Knight reports from the courthouse.

One year ago, the synagogue in the eastern German city of Halle was attacked by a lone gunman. An American victim still feels the impact on her everyday life.

The man who attempted to shoot his way into a synagogue Halle, eastern Germany, has made his final statement in a high-profile trial. Many co-plaintiffs have condemned proceedings as a missed opportunity.

The far-right extremist who killed two people in the eastern German city of Halle after trying to shoot his way into a synagogue has received the maximum sentence. The five-month trial was an ordeal for some survivors.