AfD Launches ‘Knife App’ as Berlin Violence Surges TEC News April 2, 2026 Interactive map tracks recent knife incidents as pressure grows on CDU-SPD coalition.
Merz Announces Mass Repatriation Plan for Syrians Eszter Balogi March 30, 2026 Berlin is establishing a joint task force with Damascus to facilitate the return of over 800,000 Syrian nationals.
Berlin Rape Cover-Up: Left Politician Under Criminal Investigation TEC News March 27, 2026 Prosecutors move against a Neukölln youth councillor as a second rape case and months of inaction deepen a scandal already gripping the German capital.
Berlin Rape Case Not Reported Over Fears of ‘Stigmatizing’ Muslims Rebeka Kis March 26, 2026 A sworn affidavit claims staff ignored warnings and failed to alert police despite allegations of rape and blackmail at a Neukölln youth center.
Hamas Weapons Depots: German Court Sentences Four TEC News / AFP March 25, 2026 Prosecutors stated that an aspiring terror network established, maintained, and dismantled underground storage sites for weapons.
Six Months On, Berlin Police Target Left-Wing Extremists Over Blackout Michael Curzon March 24, 2026 The blackout exposed vulnerabilities in the capital’s power grid, prompting a major investigation.
Berlin Police Raid Left-Wing Extremists Over Power Grid Attack Rebeka Kis March 24, 2026 More than six months after a major blackout, investigators move against suspects linked to the sabotage of Berlin’s electricity network.
Berlin’s Day of Intimidation Sabine Beppler-Spahl March 20, 2026 The last thing Berlin needs is a day against Islamophobia—what it does need is better politicians.
Berlin: Serious Offenses Rise Sharply, Foreigners Overrepresented Rebeka Kis March 12, 2026 AfD spokesman Thorsten Weiß says Berlin needs consistent deportations, stronger borders, and a police force focused on real crime, not press events
Thousands of German Teens ‘Strike’ Against Army Recruitment TEC News / AFP March 5, 2026 Protesters carried signs saying “We are not cannon fodder” and calling for Chancellor Friedrich Merz to go to the front line himself.
