
Foreign Cyberattacks on the Rise, German Intelligence Warns
Germany’s BfV blames Russia, China, Iran, and North Korea for online sabotage.

Germany’s BfV blames Russia, China, Iran, and North Korea for online sabotage.

Authorities are hunting suspected members of the left-wing extremist Vulkangruppe after an arson attack plunged tens of thousands of homes in Berlin into darkness for days.

We Berliners now know what life without fossil fuels looks and feels like.

The number of foreign extremist attacks in Germany has risen sharply this year, with authorities identifying around 32,500 people as part of a ‘mostly’ Islamist milieu.

A court pushback against the German agency’s overreach offers a symbolic win—but leaves the core threat of its existence untouched.

The ruling is no surprise, after the party being unfairly targeted for years.

It seems the majority of “right-wing extremist crimes” in the latest intelligence report are just AfD and CDU posters defaced with swastikas by the Left.

“The agency’s mandate is to protect the constitutional order—not to carry out political vendettas.”

“Two losing parties form a coalition, despite the fact that Germans have voted to have a right-wing government. To me, this is profoundly undemocratic.”
“It smells too much” like a desperate attempt to “eliminate the political rivals.”