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Since 2022, 6,839 mobile phones have been confiscated in North Rhine-Westphalian prisons, with 1,011 devices seized this year alone. A significant number were found in open correctional facilities, such as Bielefeld-Senne prison, with 1,141 devices since 2022.
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In the English port cities of Portsmouth and Dover, protests against the arrival of migrants occurred. Hooded demonstrators blocked roads and confronted police officers. The British government condemned the behavior as "rowdy" and "intimidating," while police launched investigations into potential offenses.
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UN Human Rights Commissioner Volker Türk calls for consequences regarding 23 deaths in US deportation detention in 2026 and criticizes plans to equip immigration officers with stun gloves. He also urges an end to deportations to dangerous countries like Haiti.
Radicalism & State SecurityPolice & InvestigationsAccidents & Disasters
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21 homemade explosive devices were found and neutralized near power lines in Upper Lusatia. Power supply was maintained despite incidents that also occurred in Brandenburg and North Rhine-Westphalia.
Radicalism & State SecurityPolice & InvestigationsPollution
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Further explosive devices, allegedly intended to target the power supply, have been discovered in Saxony. A suspect is on the run after explosives were found in his apartment. The acts, aimed against electricity generation from fossil fuels, are concentrated in Saxony, North Rhine-Westphalia, and Brandenburg.
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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.
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