
High Levels of Violence Against German Federal Police
Report shows a total of 1,026 injuries were recorded among federal officers in 2025—approximately 51% of suspects were non-German nationals.

Report shows a total of 1,026 injuries were recorded among federal officers in 2025—approximately 51% of suspects were non-German nationals.

Reports indicate that violent incidents—including sexual assaults and knife threats—have occurred in shared spaces at the experimental migrant residence in the Dutch capital.

Official data shows that—compared to right-wing offenders—left-wing perpetrators were responsible for more than three times as many attacks on political opponents.

Two of the five street violence suspects from Moldova are also under investigation for alleged unauthorized residence in Germany.

A 15-year-old girl is recovering in hospital after emergency surgery on her wounds: police are investigating the possible motive.

More seemingly random violence has intensified a U.S.-wide debate over public safety and judicial leniency—with federal officials demanding accountability from local authorities.

Amid soaring tensions, an attack in the southern West Bank left one dead and three wounded.

The abduction of 25 children in Muslim-majority Kebbi has become a political flashpoint, drawing U.S. attention.

The Scandinavian kingdom, once seen as tourist-friendly, is becoming increasingly dangerous and difficult to live in due to rising gang violence.

Around one in five students experience bullying in Austria, while teachers attempt to cope with rising behavioral problems and classroom disruptions.