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DJ van Dyk bridges the divide in Berlin

One of the biggest-name dance DJs in the world, Paul van Dyk is in demand at clubs and festivals from Las Vegas to Ibiza.

SI.com: The Bonus: American football enjoys a thriving subculture in Germany

BERLIN -- Friedrich Ludwig Jahn Sportpark sits just east of where the Berlin Wall once stood, on the front line of the Cold War. The distance from the stadium to West Berlin is just a few hundred yards, but between them stood a concrete barrier and a stretch of land known as the Death Strip, so called because East German soldiers were ordered to shoot anyone who crossed it.

German raids target 'violent Islamic extremists'

More than 150 German investigators fanned out across Berlin Wednesday, searching dozens of apartments allegedly linked to "potentially violent Islamic extremists," a police spokeswoman told CNN.

Doctor arrested after patients found dead

A doctor is being held by police in Berlin after two patients were found dead in his office and several more were hospitalized with signs of poisoning, police said.

Spanking detrimental to children, study says

Think a little spanking won't do much harm to kids? New research says the effects can be long-lasting.

East German Trabant to make unlikely comeback as eco-car

The much-maligned symbol of motoring in Communist East Germany, the Trabant, is set to make an unlikely comeback as a concept car at this year's International Motor Show in Frankfurt.

People.com: Knut to Stay Put - in Berlin

A rival zoo was claiming custody of the beloved international symbol of survival

People.com: Zac Efron Has a Hot Date in Berlin - His Mom

Starla Efron accompanies her boy to a beer garden as he promotes 17 Again

Berlin: What to see

Berlin is a city that exists in the tension between its once glorious, and often dark, past and its relentless drive to reinvent itself. This becomes evident if you take the time to explore the city on foot.

Berlin: A local's view

Sam Hancock, 20, moved to Berlin 10 months ago, where he is living as part of his degree in English Literature at Warwick University. Between times working as a language assistant at a German high school, he writes his "Berlin Blog," an insightful view of the changes taking place in the German capital.

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