A mass protest involving 10,000 demonstrators in Plauen calls for the German federal government’s resignation and new elections amid demands for tax cuts and broadcasting reforms.
Following a drone incident at Leipzig airport, Germany's National Security Council met to discuss and strengthen security measures nationwide.
An explosive drone incident at Leipzig/Halle Airport exposes Germany's gaps in drone detection and defense, prompting accelerated efforts for technological upgrades and legal reforms.
Berlin's Interior Committee evaluates security protocols after the Islamist attack at Christopher Street Day, stressing the adequacy of current measures while questioning surveillance lapses.
The Berlin Christopher Street Day event was marred by a violent attack, prompting mourning and debates on security following revelations about the known threat posed by the attacker.
Hamburg police arrested a man suspected of trafficking 100 South American women into Germany for forced prostitution during a major raid involving 250 officers.
Severe thunderstorms in Baden-Württemberg cause fatality, widespread damage, emergency mobilization, transport disruption, and a WWII bomb evacuation.
A WWII bomb discovered in Stuttgart-Bad Cannstatt led to evacuations, transport disruptions, and was safely defused, allowing residents to return.
Germany’s Interior Ministers’ Conference ends with new plans to strengthen crisis management and civil defense against espionage and hybrid threats by 2029.
Germany’s interior ministers have devised comprehensive plans to improve civil protection and counter hybrid threats by 2029 amidst rising espionage and sabotage concerns.
Germany has approved a €10 billion pact to enhance civil protection by 2029 in response to evolving European security challenges and rising public safety demands.
Germany plans to invest €10 billion by 2029 in modernizing civil protection infrastructure and encourages citizen preparedness amid growing security concerns.
In May 2026, German police conducted a coordinated operation across twelve states targeting neo-Nazi youth groups to prevent violence and disrupt their networks, with no arrests reported yet.
A car drove into a crowd on Grimmaische Straße in Leipzig, injuring eight people including one seriously, prompting a major police response.
Amnesty International's report criticizes Germany's human rights policies and highlights domestic controversies over police violence and legal rulings on protests.
Germany's 2025 crime statistics show a 5.6% overall crime decrease with rising cases of rape and cybercrime, signaling mixed progress in public safety.
Following public allegations and parliamentary debates, Germany moves to strengthen laws against sexualized digital violence, highlighting both political commitments and legal challenges.