Published 13 days ago

Attack on SPD politicians: 17-year-old faces

Summary by Neue Zürcher Zeitung

The dismay is great: a SPD politician is beaten to death in hospital. The fact is a consequence of attacks on party members prior to the municipal and European elections – what to do about it?

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Sueddeutsche Zeitung

Attack on SPD politician corner: “This fight has very concrete effects on the streets”

Politicians and security authorities expect particularly tough elections this year. How accurate this estimate is is shown by the violent attack on a SPD candidate in Dresden. Interior Minister Armin Schuster sees this as a result of provocations mainly on the right.

13 days ago·Munich, Germany

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Kronen Zeitung

Attack on SPD politicians: 17-year-old faces

Four perpetrators attacked and seriously injured the Saxon EU deputy Matthias Ecke (SPD) on Friday evening. On Sunday night, a 17-year-old turned up for the police assault. The young man was not in custody, as it was not to be assumed that he was under surveillance, said a spokeswoman for the State Criminal Office on Sunday in Dresden. The 17-year-old had not previously appeared to the police, according to LKA sources. Previously, attacks on the…

13 days ago

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Zeit Online

Attacks in the election campaign: More than a hundred politicians sign declaration against violence

After the attack on the SPD candidate Matthias Ecke, politicians of almost all parties show solidarity. So far, signatures of the AfD are missing.

13 days ago·Germany

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ORF.at News

Attack on SPD politicians: 17-year-old faces himself in Dresden

An attack on the SPD politician Matthias Ecke in Dresden has caused apprehension. A 17-year-old has now turned himself in to the police and committed the act. Three more suspects are being sought. Meanwhile, further attacks have been announced – also against the AfD. On Sunday, demonstrations are to take place in Berlin and Dresden.

13 days ago·Vienna, Austria

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