Following an Islamist attack on the CSD (Christopher Street Day) in Berlin, the Muslim queer community highlights shared connections between Muslims and queer individuals, challenging divisive narratives.

Organizers of upcoming CSD (Christopher Street Day) parades in several German cities are reviewing their security concepts with police following a recent attack in Berlin.

Amsterdam is enhancing security for its Pride events following an attack in Berlin, as 65% of the LGBTQIA+ community expresses worry about safety. The increased measures aim to reassure participants and prevent similar incidents.

Hundreds of police officers, including air and water units, will oversee the Prague Pride parade due to security concerns, including a recent attack in Berlin. The event also sparked controversy among some politicians regarding public displays.

Berlingske journalists are challenging readers daily with 10 new questions on interesting topics, including a recent quiz focused on the Danish author Ole Lund Kirkegaard.

Following a terrorist attack in Berlin, which German authorities labeled as Islamist, conspiracy theories about a Zionist plot are circulating in certain social media circles, propagated by figures including a known film director and an imam.

A Swiss gay couple, René Durrer-Lehmann and Beni, are planning to leave Berlin by the end of the year, stating that the city, once known as Europe's queer capital, has become increasingly unsafe for them.

Investigations into the CSD attacker, Abdul B., reveal his intention to emigrate to Mauritania and join a radical preacher from Berlin. Authorities are examining if Mauritania is becoming a hub for European jihadists.

The Islamic State terror group is reportedly relying on the failure of Syria, with the suspected Berlin attacker allegedly planning to join ISIS in Syria in 2025. The group continues to operate in Syria and Iraq, raising questions about its current strength.

Berlingske journalists daily challenge readers with 10 new questions on exciting topics, including a quiz testing knowledge about Danish food products.

Hundreds of people gathered at Domplein in Utrecht to commemorate the attack on Pride in Berlin, listening to speeches. Utrecht's mayor emphasized that the queer community has never been intimidated.

The perpetrator of the Berlin Pride attack was free because he had agreed to a deradicalization program, but his therapists had significant doubts about his motivation and the feasibility of the process.

Following a suspected Islamist attack on Christopher Street Day in Berlin that killed one woman and injured 28, conspiracy theorists from both left-wing and Salafist circles are suggesting connections to Vladimir Putin and the AfD.

Following the attack at the CSD parade in Berlin, German cities like Hamburg and Hessen are enhancing security measures for upcoming Pride events. Authorities are sharpening their focus on parade safety to prevent similar incidents.

Germany is reeling from an Islamist attack in Berlin on Saturday night, sparking discussions and questions within security circles about the timing of such incidents before elections.

Berlin's justice authorities are defending themselves against criticism following an attack at the Christopher Street Day (CSD) parade, stating that public debate has been 'undifferentiated' despite having the alleged attacker under surveillance.

Following violent incidents like the CSD attack in Berlin, a child and youth psychiatrist explains that the root of radicalization often lies beyond religion or politics, suggesting a deeper psychological basis.

Unge Venstre, the youth wing of Norway's Liberal Party, has proposed cutting state funding to Muslim religious communities, citing the Berlin Pride terror attack. The Muslim Dialogue Network has criticized the proposal as unconstructive.

Why was the Berlin attacker able to carry out an attack despite traveling to IS and being monitored – and how can this be prevented in the future? Extremism researcher Ahmad Mansour discusses this.

The German government is undergoing a reshuffle, which will result in the Hessen-CDU party holding only one high office in Berlin. This reconstruction is expected to influence upcoming elections in Germany.

After the Berlin attack, AfD politicians not only lash out at the perpetrator's milieu. They also criticize "professional gays" and the domestic intelligence agency.

Berlin's Interior Senator Iris Spranger immediately cut short her vacation and went to the scene of an attack on the CSD, demonstrating her adherence to political protocols.

New testimonies in the Reichsbürger trial reveal that an accused individual spied on the Bundestag, as reported in the F.A.Z. Rhein-Main Feierabend-Briefing, which also covers new developments in drinking water supply and Berlin personnel.

German Minister Reiche is reportedly under significant pressure during her summer tour, amidst open dissatisfaction from Friedrich Merz regarding her performance as Economics Minister.

An article from Berlingske criticizes the Danish State Railways (DSB), questioning their responsiveness and awareness.

The acclaimed German period epic 'Babylon Berlin' has announced its final eight-episode arc, leading up to the Nazi seizure of power in 1933, along with plans for video game, documentary, and audio spinoffs.

A Danish newspaper discusses the rational amount to pay immigrants, such as Islamist Mohamed Abdi Kahn, to voluntarily return to their home countries.

Germany's center-left Social Democratic Party (SPD) is advocating for the inclusion of sexual identity in the constitution's anti-discrimination protections, a move that follows a deadly attack near Pride celebrations in Berlin.

Following an attack in Berlin, a debate has emerged regarding whether architectural designs should be altered for increased security or if such changes would signify a victory for terrorism.

Following an Islamist attack at the CSD in Berlin, various conspiracy theories have circulated, blaming entities like Russia, the AfD, or Israel, which is described as disturbing given the proximity to elections.

Armed officers will patrol the Brighton and Hove Pride festival, the UK's largest, following a recent attack in Berlin, with the event expected to attract 500,000 people.

Germany is tightening security measures following an attack in Berlin, with intelligence officials warning of a growing threat from Islam.

Following the Berlin attack, Alberto Gonçalves highlighted the discrepancy between Islamic attitudes towards LGBT individuals and LGBT attitudes towards Islam, drawing a parallel with 'chickens defending the King of Chickens'.

A Norwegian commentary piece emphasizes the vulnerability of LGBTQ+ individuals, even in Western societies, citing the Berlin terror attack as a warning sign for broader societal values.

Germany's arms export policy towards Israel is facing renewed scrutiny after Berlin quietly approved nearly €800 million in military export licenses during the first five months of 2026, significantly more than the previous year, with a particular focus on a submarine project.

The recent Berlin attack is playing into the hands of the far-right AfD party two months before elections in three German federal states, highlighting the political impact of terror threats.

Roland Korn, the chief architect of East Berlin, has died. He was known for his individual design contributions to collective projects like the 'Gesellschaftsbauten' at Alexanderplatz and the Staatsratsgebäude.

Public anger has erupted in Berlin following revelations that the suspected attacker at a Pride event had been released from prison just weeks prior.

Susanne Branner, head of LGBT+ Denmark, linked a recent Islamic terror attack in Berlin to right-wing extremism but has now admitted it was a mistake.

Following an attack on the Berlin Pride Parade, left-wing activists have reportedly rushed to defend Islamic migrants, sparking debate on immigration and empathy in Western societies.

A Luxembourger who attended Christopher Street Day in Berlin described the panic and fear that ensued after an attack on the event, highlighting the significance of the queer demonstration.

Works by the renowned Romanian sculptor Constantin Brâncuși are attracting significant numbers of visitors to a museum in Berlin.

Berlingske's journalists challenge readers daily with 10 new questions on exciting topics, with this particular quiz focusing on knowledge about Ferrari.

Victims of the Berlin attack were commemorated, with an additional remembrance ceremony scheduled to take place in Amsterdam. The event sparked tears and anger among LGBTQ+ youth, who called for greater government protection.

Italian Democratic Party deputy Gianni Cuperlo stated that the violent individuals involved in the Berlin attack have no connection to the left, emphasizing the left's commitment to legality.

Abdul, described as a fanatical jihadist who was stopped en route to fight in Syria, has been convicted for terrorism. He was born in Berlin to a crime-linked family.

"Жалко, че само толкова са заминали", пише коментиращ под новината за бруталното нападение срещу Прайда в Берлин. Докога човешките трагедии ще продължат да бъдат повод за радост и реч на омразата?

Berlingske guides readers to 12 newly opened dining establishments in Copenhagen and its vicinity, highlighting them as must-try spots for food enthusiasts.

Günter Bannas, a journalist known for his precise, sober, impartial, and fair reporting on German politics for F.A.Z., has passed away in Berlin.

Berlingske's gastronomy editor, Søren J. Damm, provides a guide to North Zealand's 21 best dining spots without Michelin stars, including an overlooked eatery, next-level smørrebrød, and sublime sea views.

A Berlin court sentenced a Chinese man to five years in prison for aiding and abetting aggravated rape and sexual coercion, raising questions about the leniency of the German justice system in this case.

This article provides live images and updates from Berlin.

Berlingske journalists present a daily quiz with 10 new questions on intriguing topics, today focusing on tribes and extinct peoples.

Following the end of the FCAS fighter jet project, Berlin and Paris have also abandoned plans for a joint European main battle tank, highlighting continued disagreements on defense projects.

Environmental activists in Berlin deflated the tires of numerous parked SUVs on Kaiserdamm. Notes criticizing SUVs were left on the vehicles.

French President Emmanuel Macron and German leader Friedrich Merz are reportedly moving past previous disagreements, with the looming threat of a Le Pen presidency providing an incentive for Paris and Berlin to enhance their collaboration.

This article from Berlingske has a very short title and no summary, making its specific content undetermined.

Rapper Ikkimel performed for approximately 8,000 people at the Brandenburg Gate, kicking off the Christopher Street Day (CSD) weekend celebrations in Berlin.

Numerous American military planes flew towards the Middle East overnight, but a Berlingske correspondent in the region believes this does not necessarily signify an escalation of the war, suggesting the threat may not deter Iranians.

Berlin authorities stated that former Gestapo chief Heinrich Müller is likely buried in a mass grave at a Jewish cemetery in Berlin, though "final certainty" is lacking.

The far-right AfD has become the most popular party in Berlin, garnering 19% support and surpassing the CDU. This surge in popularity comes ahead of crucial elections scheduled for September.

Columnist Per Theil recounts his experience at an art museum in Berlin, where he accidentally opened a door to an exhibit on death, describing the feeling as 'true hell, just a bit finer.'

A groundbreaking poll ahead of local elections in Berlin indicates that the far-right AfD party, despite being isolated, continues to grow in strength, signaling potential shifts in the German political landscape.

A Berlin police officer encountered a herd of 10 water buffalo wandering in the northeastern part of the city while commuting to work, prompting calls for assistance and multiple reports from the public.

A new burger bar, which originated as a semi-secret food truck, has opened permanent premises in Kødbyen, Copenhagen, after being recognized on a list of the world's best burger establishments. A reviewer described their burger as "something close to perfect."

German authorities were reportedly aware of the assailant's extremist ties, as he had been imprisoned for attempting to join the Islamic State and was released weeks before attacking a gay Pride event in Berlin.

Following an attack on Pride in Berlin, attention has been drawn to Islamist terrorism, with experts warning against neglecting similarities with right-wing extremism.

German TV host Sarah Tacke is facing criticism for her program's coverage of a terror incident in Berlin, with critics alleging a one-sided portrayal that largely omitted the targeted hatred against queer individuals. The segment is described as featuring a biased panel applauding calls for stricter state measures.

Concerns are rising in Germany regarding the leniency of juvenile courts and the potential for Islamists to aid the far-right, particularly following an attack at Berlin Pride. This situation highlights fears about social and political stability.

An activist lamented that the attack did not come from a 'Christian, white person,' as reactions to the terror in Berlin show signs of 'suicidal empathy' and dangerous self-deception after an Islamist attacked a Pride parade.

An attack in Berlin raises questions about whether Germany and Austria have failed in deradicalization efforts and if measures like ankle monitors are effective against threats, with extremism researcher Daniela Pisoiu discussing the evolving nature of extremism.

Following the CSD attack in Berlin, where the perpetrator reportedly pledged allegiance to ISIS, Islam scholar Michael Kiefer warns that the terrorist organization still poses a significant threat.

Berlin-based sales company M-Appeal has secured international sales rights for Nicola Sorcinelli’s film 'Balcanica,' starring Matilda De Angelis, which is set to have its world premiere in competition at the 23rd Giornate degli Autori (Venice Days).

Felix Banaszak, leader of the German Green Party, has strongly condemned Islamism as a 'barbaric ideology' and criticized attempts to reinterpret the Berlin attack, emphasizing the party's distinction from the Left Party.

This story covers the status of LGBTQ+ rights protection across Europe and the alarm among German Muslims following an Islamist terror attack in Berlin. It highlights two distinct societal issues within Europe.

Berlin Mayor Kai Wegner suggests that Islamic religious education within state schools could protect young people from radical influences from informal prayer houses, while also calling for stricter oversight and prohibition of radical mosque communities.

Concrete barriers have been installed around Javaplein in Amsterdam-Oost ahead of Pride Oost, a street festival celebrating local diversity, following a recent attack in Berlin.

The Bornholm Energy Island project, which has been long in development, is at risk of becoming an economic drain as its budget escalates after the first tender round.

In a joint statement, Berlin's judiciary criticized media reporting on court rulings related to the CSD attack, deeming it an inappropriate attack on their independence.

An elderly resident of Berlin has died after bathing in the Baltic Sea, marking one of three cases this year in Berlin where individuals over 75 developed sepsis after similar incidents.

Following violent incidents like the CSD attack in Berlin, a child and youth psychiatrist explains that the root of radicalization in young people often lies beyond religion or politics, urging a deeper understanding.

Berlingske journalists daily challenge readers with 10 new questions on exciting topics, today focusing on a quiz about extinct animals.

The suspect in an attack on a Berlin Pride event had recently been ordered by a court to take part in deradicalization training.

Das Jugendstrafrecht nicht mehr auf erwachsene Gefährder anzuwenden, würde mehr Sicherheit schaffen. Auch elektronische Fußfesseln sollten kein Tabu sein.

Three individuals in Berlin contracted Vibrio infections after visiting the Baltic Sea, with one case proving fatal. The bacteria thrive in warm brackish and saltwater.

While personnel debates cause unrest in Berlin, the CSU state group presents itself as a 'stability anchor' of the Union during its retreat in Kloster Banz, demonstratively backing Merz.

German Chancellor Friedrich Merz is facing numerous challenges, with the future of Europe at stake, prompting a need for Germany to reinvent itself urgently.

Following an attack at a Berlin Pride event, German media reported that the assailant had sworn allegiance to ISIS in a video found on his phone. Discussions have emerged regarding the issue of homophobia within mosques in the aftermath of the incident.

German media reports that the suspect in the deadly attack near Berlin's Pride parade had pledged allegiance to the Islamic State group in a video.

A Berlin veterinarian was surprised to film a group of approximately 25 wild boars outside her home in the city, despite living near a forest.

During the 1936 Berlin Olympic Games, the Nazi regime staged itself as peace-loving and cosmopolitan, though the successes of African-American athlete Jesse Owens reportedly angered Adolf Hitler.

Hashim Abdi of the Labour Party has urged Muslim communities to conduct an internal reckoning following the recent terror attack at a Pride event in Berlin, stating he feels a particular responsibility.

Following an attack in Berlin, the far-right AfD party is intensifying pressure on the government regarding Islamist extremism and migration policy, with polls indicating potential historic electoral gains in two eastern federal states.

Major literary archives from prominent Eastern European writers, including Imre Kertész, Péter Nádas, and Norman Manea, are increasingly being transferred to German-speaking countries, particularly Berlin, driven by political motivations.

Lo scrittore: “Non bisogna soffiare sulla cultura del sospetto verso i musulmani, anche loro sono sconvolti”

Radical ministers in Denmark are facing strong criticism for their 'out of touch with reality' social media posts regarding a recent Islamist terror attack in Berlin, with critics accusing them of 'selective concealment' by not addressing the motive.

German officials are scrutinizing why a suspect in a violent attack in Berlin was at large despite alleged sympathies with ISIS.

A German article discusses the efficacy of deradicalization programs, noting that the suspected Berlin attacker was supposed to participate in such a measure but it was too late.

Berlin police have killed a suspect following a deadly attack at a Pride event, which resulted in the death of one woman and injuries to 29 others.

A gay belly dancer has transformed grief into joy following a fatal attack that occurred at Berlin's Pride festival.

The Berlin Administrative Court had ordered the Berliner Verkehrsbetriebe (BVG) to reinstate interrupted advertising for the Nius portal. The Higher Administrative Court has now ruled that this can be suspended for the time being.

Speculation arose on social media after German police forcibly stopped an event in Berlin, with some users claiming it was a brutal attack against Poles carrying crosses and wreaths for WWII victims, criticizing German mentality.

Berlin's gay community reports feeling increasingly unsafe following the killing of a woman in an act of Islamist terrorism, amidst a surge in threats from various groups including the far right.

Why was the terrorist from Berlin not in prison?

Following an attack in Berlin's Tiergarten that left one dead and 29 injured, the queer community is expressing profound grief and anger, criticizing policies that they say reduce safe spaces and treat rainbow flags as provocation.

Extremism consultant Thomas Mücke described the suspected CSD (Christopher Street Day) attacker as "friendly" but evasive regarding his ideological views. Police are offering support services at the site of the attack in Berlin.

German media have revealed previously unknown details about the individual behind a recent attack in Berlin, with reports indicating he was known as an extremist.

Alfonso Pantisano, an institutional figure for the LGBTQ+ community in Berlin, stated that religions fuel hatred and 'magic pipers' corrupt the frustrated, in the context of the Berlin attack.

Montenegro's Ministry of Foreign Affairs has expressed solidarity with Germany, specifically with the LGBTQ+ community in Berlin, following an unspecified event. This gesture highlights international support and resilience within the community.

Berlingske presents four articles from The Wall Street Journal, including one about a group of strangers working towards a common goal of drinking one million beers.

One person was killed and 16 others were injured when a car allegedly intentionally drove into a crowd at an LGBTQ+ parade in Berlin, Germany.

The German coalition government's announcement of a 'Revitalisation and Employment Programme' marks a significant shift in Europe's economic policy, addressing years of stagnation and weak competitiveness.

Copenhagen's luxury retail industry is experiencing a boom, with two specific stores on Strøget identified as major winners. Berlingske spoke with customers and retail experts to understand the drivers behind their multi-million krone revenues.

Young people are forming 'offline clubs' to resist the constant demands of digital attention and reduce their reliance on smartphones. These groups engage in activities like walks in Berlin's Plänterwald, aiming to embrace a more analog lifestyle.

W wypadku w miejscowości Wójcin pod Paradyżem zginęło dwoje dzieci, a sześć osób zostało rannych.

Following an extensive manhunt, police shot and killed the 21-year-old suspect, Ballout, believed to be responsible for the terrorist attack at Berlin Pride that left one person dead and 29 injured, with authorities suspecting ISIS inspiration.

A Berlingske investigation has revealed that a family made a critical wrong choice when faced with a dying Henry Nowak and their son holding a knife, leading to a scandal.

The 'Ohrid Summer' festival hosted a Spanish evening featuring the 'Vibrart' trio, composed of pianist Juan Pérez Floristán, violinist Miguel Colom Cuesta, and cellist Fernando Arias Fernández. Founded in Berlin in 2015, the trio brings together three top Spanish musicians.

German politics is facing uproar due to scandals involving surrogate parentage and 'sneaky tennis games,' creating headaches for Chancellor Friedrich Merz and a former minister and mayor of Berlin.

A significant cabinet reshuffle is underway in Berlin following the resignation of Jens Spahn over a surrogacy controversy, with media reports indicating new appointments and a broader government reconstruction.

The Berlin Zoo is celebrating the birth of an aardvark cub, which is being raised by its mother Memphis in a special birthing den.

A Danish columnist shares a personal opinion piece describing a profoundly intense and "hellish" experience at an art museum in Berlin, reflecting on the emotional impact of the artwork.

Following the Berlin attack, Switzerland is reigniting its debate on terrorist threats, with politicians calling for stricter measures ranging from electronic ankle monitors to denaturalization.

Amsterdam is facing a dilemma of balancing freedom and visibility with heavy security measures for WorldPride this weekend, following an attack in Berlin a week prior.

German politicians expressed shock that a Berlin terrorist, who demonstrably tried to join ISIS, was released from custody and lived with his family on benefits, with a deradicalization organization failing to warn authorities despite knowing his extremist views.

Moderaterne politicians Stine Bosse and Mohammad Rona criticize Dansk Folkeparti for exploiting LGBTQ+ rights as political ammunition in their campaign against Muslims, stating that LGBTQ+ individuals deserve better.

Ahead of the 1936 Berlin Olympics, Switzerland debated a boycott, but fears of economic consequences and diplomatic isolation ultimately led the delegation to participate, despite internal moral objections.

Berlingske newspaper criticizes Sofie Rud's analysis of the current and future relationship between the USA and Denmark, suggesting she has fundamentally misread the situation.

The attack at the CSD (Christopher Street Day) in Berlin has ignited a discussion about the perpetrators' origins and the issue of Islamist queerphobia, with calls for nuanced differentiation.

The 'Love Train' techno music parade in Berlin has been canceled following a fatal attack during a Pride parade over the weekend.

Berlingske's international analyst Kristian Mouritzen expresses concern over the recent escalation of unrest in the Middle East, noting that more countries are being drawn into the conflict, making the situation increasingly dangerous for all.

Three Korean baritones and basses, Kim Geon, Choi Young, and Roh Min-hyung, who once doubted their abilities, have found success and recognition with the Deutsche Oper Berlin.

Professor Mouhanad Khorchide, dean of Germany's first Islamic-theological faculty, advocates for a 'European Islam' and a new reading of the Quran following the Berlin attack, arguing that Islamist violence stems from religious tradition.

Germany, the European country with the highest number of renters, is tackling its housing shortage by creating a new housing office and strengthening rent caps, amidst ongoing debate with Berlin's plans to nationalize rental homes managed by large private companies.

New investigations by NDR, WDR, and SZ reveal the Berlin CSD attacker, Abdul B., maintained strong connections to ISIS, despite a court believing he had disavowed the group.

An opinion piece in Berlingske, in collaboration with The Wall Street Journal, criticizes Mayor Mamdani, stating he demonizes landlords in a manner similar to the Cultural Revolution.

Thousands of people gathered in Berlin and Amsterdam to commemorate and show solidarity after an attack during Berlin Pride. The events highlighted community support and remembrance for the victims.

With over a month until the Swedish elections, a Berlingske correspondent confidently predicts a red majority, though the path to forming a government for Magdalena Andersson's Social Democrats may be challenging.

The queer community has lost resources and protection due to decisions made by the people now mouthing solidarity in public It feels like a well-rehearsed script.

Stephen King's 1980s story about a demonic car, 'Christine,' continues to be screened in European cities, with a recent showing in Berlin.

Following an attack at the Christopher Street Day (CSD) parade in Berlin, Germany is debating potential toughening of police and criminal law. The AfD's reaction to the incident is also being scrutinized.

Following an attack on an LGBT march in Berlin, Alberto Gonçalves questions the coherence of Isabel Moreira, who defends both gay rights and Islam while criticizing critics of Islam on matters of sexual tolerance.

Following the CSD attack in Berlin, there are calls for a rigorous and thorough investigation into the religious background of the incident and the handling of the Islamist threat Abdul B.

A "Coal Festival" took place at the Žermanice Dam near Ostrava, Czech Republic, over the last weekend of July. The event featured German DJ Westbam, known for his association with Berlin's Love Parade.

An article from Der Standard discusses what the Berlin attack reveals about the danger of terrorism and radicalization in Austria, noting that Austria has experienced similar situations where monitored individuals still committed acts of violence.

President Donald Trump’s controversial interim spy chief announced another round of sweeping cuts to the US government’s intelligence community on Tuesday, ahead of a Senate vote to fill his position with a permanent replacement.

The President of the Berlin Higher Regional Court has issued a statement defending the court's position that pre-trial detention is not preventive detention, amidst ongoing political discussions in Germany.

Norway's terror threat level remains unchanged following the Berlin attack. PST believes it is still possible that extreme Islamists will attempt to carry out terror attacks in Norway this year.

Germany has withdrawn two naval ships from Djibouti in the eastern Mediterranean after assessments in Berlin indicated that the conflict with Iran would not subside soon, making the mission in the Strait of Hormuz uncertain.

A report questions why Abdul B., who was arrested and released despite wanting to join ISIS, was free to commit a deadly attack in Berlin.

A terrorist attack against a Pride festival in Berlin on Saturday serves as a stark reminder of the city's divisions, reflecting a coexistence of tolerance and hatred.

A Polish woman was a victim of an attack in Berlin's Tiergarten Park, while Wrocław police arrested two men for allegedly beating Ukrainian citizens. Additionally, Marcin Ociepa is a PiS candidate for Deputy Speaker of the Sejm.

Germany has drastically increased its arms exports to Israel, approving nearly 800 million euros worth of weapons over a five-month period. This marks a significant rise in military aid from Berlin to Israel.

Experts suggest that vans have become a new weapon for low-tech terror attacks, such as the Berlin truck attack, as authorities have become more effective at intercepting large, coordinated terror plots.

German officials are seeking answers regarding why a suspect in the Berlin attack was free, despite alleged support for ISIS.

Polish prosecutors have launched an investigation into a Saturday attack in Berlin where a Polish citizen was killed. German authorities previously reported that the alleged perpetrator was shot dead.

Police in Hamburg are increasing security measures for the upcoming Pride Parade following an attack at a similar event in Berlin. The heightened security aims to ensure the safety of participants and address concerns about potential threats to freedom and expression.

Terrorism expert Ahmed Ajil from the University of Lucerne discussed how Switzerland could prevent attacks, referencing the Berlin attacker who was known to authorities but still managed to strike.

Details emerging about the suspected Berlin Pride attacker's past have sparked anger and questions regarding why he was released from prison weeks before the incident.

Stars including Tokio Hotel, Milune, and Olli Pocher expressed their condolences and called for various consequences following an attack in Berlin.

A Copenhagen Michelin chef praised a restaurant on Strandvejen as 'damn good' and 'insanely cheap.' Berlingske newspaper visited to review the spot, where a special herring almost spoiled the lunch.

Questions are being raised about why the Berlin attacker, who was known to authorities as a potential threat, was not incarcerated. Officials acknowledge that failing to imprison him was a fatal error.

Following an attack in Berlin that left one dead and 29 injured, the queer community is mourning and criticizing policies that reduce safe spaces and treat rainbow flags as provocation, viewing the incident as part of a larger pattern.

The attacker at the Berlin CSD parade, Abdul Ballout, was a petty criminal known to police and courts, who were aware of his radicalization. Questions are being raised about why he was not stopped.

This F.A.Z. newsletter covers various top news, including the killing of a suspect after a CSD attack in Berlin, Steffen Bilger replacing Patrick Schnieder as Transport Minister, and companies' skepticism about the energy transition.

Following the Berlin attack, fear is reportedly driving support for the far-right, with leader Alice Weidel, who is openly lesbian, positioning the AfD as the best party for security.

Abdul Ballout, a suspect in the Berlin Pride attack, was shot and killed by police after he reportedly rushed at officers with a knife during an operation in a western borough of Berlin.

A German terrorism expert has stated that the perpetrator of the Berlin attack utilized a playbook developed by ISIS, suggesting a structured approach to the terrorist act.

The Waldsiedlung Zehlendorf in Berlin, a UNESCO World Heritage site, is celebrated for embodying the livable New Objectivity architectural style of the 1920s.

Leader of Oslo Pride, Dan Bjørke, is clearly affected after last night's attack on a Pride event in Berlin.

Nach der Amokfahrt auf dem CSD in Berlin mit einer Toten und mehreren Verletzten zeigen sich Bekannte des Tatverdächtigen Abdul B. (21) fassungslos.

Assassination attempt during the Equality Parade in Berlin. Image of the suspect revealed

For generations, Almaty's fountains have been integral to the city's summer rhythm, serving as meeting places, playgrounds, works of art, and historical fragments.

Many prisons in Germany are at or near full capacity, leading to a shortage of detention spaces and a need for renovation or new construction of aging facilities, such as the JVA Tegel in Berlin.

The German government in Berlin is reportedly considering imposing conditions on a US firm's acquisition of a magnet manufacturer based in Hanau.

Hundreds of thousands are expected to attend the Christopher Street Day demonstration in downtown Berlin, with the motto 'Haltung ist hot,' as police prepare for potential right-wing counter-protests.

While hundreds of thousands celebrate at Berlin's Pride weekend, initiatives dedicated to year-round queer cultural and community work are struggling for survival amidst increasing pressure.

An editorial from Berlingske argues that social media talent should not outweigh political experience and solid parliamentary work, while cautioning against reducing the discussion to an age-based conflict.

German Foreign Minister Johann Wadephul has warned that Russian Iskander missiles deployed in Kaliningrad could reach Berlin within minutes, describing Russia as an ongoing existential threat to European security.

The AfD party is leading independently in polls for the first time in Berlin, ahead of the city's elections scheduled for September 20.

A 37-year-old man has confessed in court to making a series of bomb threats targeting 16 schools in Berlin, expressing regret for his actions.