Man Flees Berlin Police Stop, Leaves Behind Bag of Notorious Terrorist Explosive
A man fled a police stop on the Berlin subway, dropping over 17 ounces of a terrorist-favoured home made explosive as he ran.
A man fled a police stop on the Berlin subway, dropping over 17 ounces of a terrorist-favoured home made explosive as he ran.
A Libyan national has been arrested in Germany over a suspected ISIS-inspired terrorist attack on the Israeli embassy in Berlin.
German investigators said Wednesday they were working through hundreds of new tips on the on the left-wing Red Army Faction terror group.
Police in Germany have arrested three men suspected of plotting an ‘Isis-style’ terrorist attack to ‘kill as many people as possible’.
“Climate change” is the major concern of more than 70 per cent of Germans, according to a new study, which found that less than half of those polled ranked mass migration as a cause for anxiety.
Germany now sits between the Gabon and Mongolia in the 2017 Travel and Tourism Competitiveness Report’s “safety and security” field, having plummeted 31 places since the 2015 edition of the World Economic Forum’s (WEF) biannual report measuring how “tourism-friendly” economies are.
German police have raided and subsequently banned a Salafist organisation which had links to the December Christmas Market terror attacker Anis Amri.
The Federal Office for the Protection of the Constitution (BfV), Germany’s domestic intelligence service, warns that the number of radical Islamists has grown enormously in the last four years. Since 2013, the number of Islamists has skyrocketed from a mere
German police in the state of Lower Saxony have announced the arrest of a radical Islamist who they say was plotting terror attacks against authorities. The prosecutor’s office in Celle and the police in Göttingen announced the arrest of the
Ahead of the upcoming Cologne carnival, authorities have issued a ban on all trucks in the city centre to prevent a repeat of the Berlin Christmas market attack.
Investigators have revealed the foiled Dusseldorf terror attack was directed by Islamic State and the Syrian attackers were much further along in their plans than previously thought.
In her New Year’s speech, Chancellor Angela Merkel affirmed that her government will win the fight against terrorism with compassion and denied that her open-door mass migration policy, which directly brought terrorists to Germany, was wrong.
Lukasz Urban the Polish truck driver who was hijacked on December 19th by Islamic State fighter Anis Amri was shot and stabbed hours before the Berlin attack according to new reports. The report comes as the results of the autopsy on
A member of German Chancellor Angela Merkel’s Christian Democratic Union (CDU) has said illegal migrants such as Christmas market attack suspect Anis Amri play the German asylum system and should not have been in the country in the first place.
Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico has said Europeans’ patience for mass migration is running out following the attack in Berlin.
A German-Iraqi twelve-year-old boy has been arrested after trying to commit a terror attack at a Christmas market in Germany with a homemade nail bomb. He is also believed to be a member of Islamic State. Police say that the first bombing
The captured asylum seeker terrorist who later killed himself in prison, Jaber al-Bakr, purchased components for his bomb using Amazon gift cards.
An underage Syrian migrant has been arrested and charged in Cologne for having links to Islamic State and for plotting a terror attack.
An officer in the Federal Office for the Protection of the Constitution (BfV) has been arrested over fears he may have been involved in plotting a terrorist attack on the agency. The arrest of the 51-year-old officer who works for the
A Muslim convert wearing a full burka has attacked two police officers with a knife as they entered her apartment in the western city of Mülheim, Germany. A search of the property turned up material in support of Islamic State.
Both the conservative Christian Social Union (CSU) and the German domestic intelligence agency want to see more observation of migrants for terror links after the failed bomb plot in Chemnitz.
The Chief of Frankfurt’s police is warning lawmakers to take the threat of underage radical Salafist children seriously in order to prevent potential future acts of terror.
A 66-year-old woman is in critical condition after a knifeman shouted “Allahu Akbar” (“Allah is the greatest” in Arabic) and attacked her and her partner at a music festival in Germany.
German police have announced the arrest of a young man who is alleged to have been plotting to bomb a town festival near the German capital of Berlin. Police in the Brandenburg region of Germany near the Polish border said the
A newly released poll shows that close to half of Germans would like to see the borders closed to migrants – and the participants were asked the questions before the recent German terror attacks.
The German government has proposed weakening doctor-patient confidentiality laws and has encouraged doctors to report any patients who may shows signs of preparing to commit an act of terrorism.
Senior German Ministers have called for a ban on wearing the burka to be included in the new “Berlin Declaration” security measures. One CDU member called the full-face veil “a symbol of oppression and parallel societies”.
Police in Germany have arrested two asylum seekers and raided several homes and other properties of people suspected to have links with the Islamic State terror group.
BERLIN (Reuters) – Germany’s interior minister will propose a raft of new security measures in response to a spate of attacks in July, including speedier deportations and waiving doctor-patient confidentiality in some cases, German media reported on Wednesday.
As the number of migrants requesting asylum in Germany rises on last year’s figure, the country’s tourism industry is suffering.
A medical practice was thrown into turmoil when a patient’s father lunged at a surgeon with a knife, shouting “Allahu akhbar” and threatening to behead him.
Pope Francis demanded Poland “overcome fear” and open their borders to Muslim refugees who are “fleeing wars and hunger”.
A European terror expert who used to head up Berlin’s police and intelligence agency has denied that there is any link between the recent spate of terror attacks across France and Germany, and the migrant crisis which saw over a million completely un-vetted migrants enter Europe last year.
Despite that the Ansbach suicide bomber had voiced plans to kill Germans, left wing politicians prevented Daleel from being deported.
More than four out of five Germans have named migration as the biggest challenge their country faces after a record influx of more than a million migrants entered Germany last year.
In the wake of several high profile attacks involving underage Muslims, experts fear that they are very open to radicalisation, especially if they are new migrants. The perpetrator of the axe attack on a train in Wuerzburg, the gunman in
German protestant theologian said that ‘radical’ bible groups are a bigger threat to adolescents for radicalisation than Islamists, and downplayed the number of minors who have converted and left Germany to fight for Islamic State.
Germany’s Interior Minister has told Germans to expect more Islamic terror attacks in the country, after a 17-year-old unaccompanied Afghan migrant injured 18 people. Thomas de Maiziere insisted there is no link between “refugees” and terrorist attacks. On Monday in