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Easily guessable passwords facilitated a cyberattack on Berlin state authorities, considered the largest in German administration history. The hacker group Rhysida published stolen data in the darknet after a ransom demand was not met. The election IT appears to have remained unaffected.
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Russian Foreign Minister Lavrov has made serious accusations against Germany. The specific content of these accusations is not detailed in the provided text.
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Jens Spahn is returning to the budget committee after criticism. The BSW party will not prevent the AfD candidate from becoming Minister-President in Saxony-Anhalt. Federal Interior Minister Dobrindt is consulting on deportation centers outside the EU.
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An international conference in Berlin discussed the impact of the Hamas massacre on October 7, 2023, on Israeli society, drawing parallels to the Shoah. Shoah survivors reported recurring fear and shaken trust in Israel's security.
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Nearly 75,000 women serve in the Ukrainian army but still lack anatomically adapted equipment. One former soldier suffered health damage from an ill-fitting protective vest and now advocates for state-provided breast prostheses. The Ministry of Defense has only supplied 2,000 specially developed vests.
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Thousands gathered in Magdeburg to celebrate democracy and civil society shortly before the state election. The event focused on cohesion regardless of the election outcome.
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At least 14 individuals in Serbia, including opposition members and activists, were targeted with Pegasus and NoviSpy spyware since early 2026. These attacks, confirmed by civil rights groups and international researchers, are straining the political climate and prompting calls for EU action.
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A memorial tree for victims of an attack on the CSD in Berlin has been destroyed, following the prior damage to a rainbow bench. The perpetrators are unknown.
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A US expert and a German political scientist view the AfD as more radical compared to far-right parties in France and Italy. While the latter have moderated and accepted democratic rules, the political room for maneuver in Germany is narrowing.
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Approximately 30 percent of the working class intend to vote for the AfD. Surveys reveal a complex situation of dissatisfaction, partly influenced by right-wing propaganda, but also with demands that democratic parties could address.
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