Stuttgart has ruthlessly capitalized on errors in Arminia Bielefeld’s defense to win the German Cup with a 4-2 victory in the final in Berlin.

Now it embodies the kind of stability Germans long for. The main shopping street in Bielefeld, Germany, this week.Credit...Sergey Ponomarev for The New York Times Supported by By Clay Risen Clay ...

VfB Stuttgart players celebrate after winning the trophy in the German soccer cup, DFB Pokal, final match between Arminia ...

A game for the neutral, as either we see Arminia Bielefeld, a third division side, win their first ever major trophy, or we see VfB Stuttgart end their 18-year major trophy drought. The Pokal final ...

The city's Arminia Bielefeld soccer club won its match on ... the attacker — who they only identified as a 35-year-old Syrian living in Germany — was probably also injured in the face.

German authorities on Wednesday arrested five adolescents suspected of forming a far-right terrorist group and said the charges included attempted murder and severe arson.

German police are searching for a man suspected of having injured several people with a sharp object in the western city of Bielefeld, police said on Sunday morning. Christian Müller/Christian ...