Deutsche Staatsanwälte gegen Assads Folterknechte
SPIEGEL
German prosecutors against Assad's torturers: "I saw flesh and bones"
German investigators arrested suspected torturers of the Assad regime for the first time. German citizens also ended up in the regime's prisons - one is still there today.
IS files incriminate Islamists in Germany
SPIEGEL
The "Islamic State" kept personal files on its fighters. New documents obtained by SPIEGEL TV and SPIEGEL now incriminate German jihadist returnees.
Suspected IS fighter tracked down in Germany
SPIEGEL
The second police action against jihadists within a week: investigators searched the flat of a suspected former IS fighter near Mainz. His name: Bassam S. Shortly before, SPIEGEL TV had tracked down the man after weeks of research. (07.02.2016)
The smuggler who sends refugees to Europe on container ships
WELT
Abu Ahmad was one of the masterminds behind the refugee ship that drifted off Italy's coast, unable to manoeuvre. Since then, he has been hiding from the police - in a German holiday paradise.
By Vanessa Schlesier
Interview with Aung San Suu Kyi
WELT
She is regarded as Burma's shining light. But in recent months she has come under increasing criticism, especially abroad: Aung San Suu Kyi, the 68-year-old Nobel Peace Prize winner. After 15 years of house arrest, the opposition politician has been back on the political stage since the end of 2010, leading the National League for Democracy in parliament and fighting for Myanmar, as the country has officially been called since the military dictatorship, to become a constitutional state.
J. Eigendorf and V. Schlesier
The boy who started the revolution
WELT
"Down with the president!" Bashir Abazed and his friends sprayed on the school wall and ended up in the torture cellars of the Assad regime. After bloody protests, they were released. Today Bashir lives as a refugee in Jordan.
– Bashir Abazed, interviewed by Vanessa Schlesier
"Unfinished peace is better than complete war"
BILD
Israel president Shimon Peres exclusively in BILD "Unfinished peace is better than a full war".
After the sensational election victory of Aung San Suu Kyi in BurmaBILD reporter meets the nobel peace laureate
BILD
When she laughs, she looks like a little girl. But Aung San Suu Kyi, who has been fighting for democracy in Burma for decades, is 66 years old. Nobel laureate, role model for freedom movements all over the world. I, the BILD reporter, meet one of the most fascinating women in the world!