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Peter Neumann

Peter Neumann

German political scientist

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  • 1h ago

    Berlin CSD attack suspect was on probation despite prior terror conviction, sparking political uproar

    The man suspected in the Berlin CSD attack had been sentenced in May 2026 for preparing a terrorist act but was released on probation. His death in a police operation on Sunday evening has now triggered sharp criticism of the judicial decision.

  • 3h ago

    Berlin CSD suspect met deradicalisation workers twice, gave 'purposeful answers' while showing no threat

    Abdul B., the 21-year-old suspected of the deadly attack at Berlin's Christopher Street Day, had two meetings with the Violence Prevention Network after a court ordered him into a deradicalisation programme. A third meeting was scheduled for the week after the attack.

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