Police identify suspects in attacks on reporters in Erfurt

Thuringia police have identified one suspect in each of three attacks on journalists during the AfD party congress. A protest alliance holds the victims partly responsible.

Thuringia police have identified one suspect in each of three attacks on reporters around the AfD party congress in Erfurt.

The protest alliance Widersetzen blamed the attacked individuals for the violence.

The incidents occurred in connection with the party congress.

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Alice Weidel and Tino Chrupalla re-elected at AfD conference in Erfurt with peaceful protests outside.
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The AfD re-elected Alice Weidel and Tino Chrupalla as chairs at its federal party conference in Erfurt. Protests against the event proceeded mostly peacefully.

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Following the suspected Islamist attack on the Christopher Street Day in Berlin, Chancellor Friedrich Merz has announced decisive political consequences. The 21-year-old perpetrator Abdul B. had previously served a youth sentence and was released.

Ulrich Siegmund called for a work obligation for asylum seekers at an AfD rally in Berlin. The event took place in front of the Red Town Hall.

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Six staff members at a youth aid facility in Stade were killed in a shooting attack. Chancellor Friedrich Merz and other politicians have expressed their condolences.

Defense Minister Boris Pistorius reaffirmed after the end of the AfD party congress in Erfurt that he does not want to grant the party access to classified information in the event of government participation.

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