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A large police operation at Hambach Forest to apprehend a suspect for sabotage on power lines was unsuccessful. In Saxony, twelve homemade explosive devices were also discovered, and a possible connection to incidents in Brandenburg and North Rhine-Westphalia is being investigated.
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Following a cyberattack, approximately 1.44 million files from Berlin's administration were published on the dark web, including sensitive data on critical infrastructure. The state of Berlin has established a "control unit" to contact those affected and refuses to pay ransom.
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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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Approximately 1.44 million files containing confidential information from Berlin's administration have been published on the dark web. This includes data on critical infrastructure, passwords, and health. The federal government has expressed concern about the scale of the attack.
Wars & MilitaryPolice & InvestigationsIT & Internet
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Police are searching for a 48-year-old suspect believed responsible for attempted sabotage at substations in several federal states. A large-scale operation in Hambach Forest did not locate him. "Climate terrorism" is suspected as a motive.
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Following sabotage incidents at electrical substations, police have deployed 100 vehicles. Michael Heussen reports on the large-scale operation.
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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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The Berlin district of Lichtenberg is refusing US company Crowdstrike access to its servers following a cyberattack, fearing employee surveillance and significant disruptions from the software. The Senate Chancellery considers Crowdstrike's use unavoidable.
Human RightsMigration & IntegrationWelfare & Poverty
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Refugee helpers report threats and attacks by far-right mobs and angry residents in Ceuta. According to helpers, police are using excessive force against refugees, and healthcare is described as miserable.
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