Germany hunts suspect after Berlin Pride crowd ramming, 1 dead
Investigators linked the 21-year-old suspect to Islamist sympathizers and urged 16 states to review security for major events.
Investigators linked the 21-year-old suspect to Islamist sympathizers and urged 16 states to review security for major events.
What's new: Police found the suspected vehicle abandoned and were searching for its occupants after cutting short the parade.
What's new: Police launched a manhunt and Berlin's Christopher Street Day event was canceled after the nighttime attack.
What's new: Police launched a manhunt after the white vehicle stopped only after crashing into a tree near Tiergarten.
Berlin also left open the option of additional EU sanctions if violence by Israeli settlers continues.
4,310 of those deaths occurred in just June 22-28, as temperatures topped 40 degrees Celsius in many areas.
What's next: Prosecutors are investigating 76 more suspected deaths, which could make the case one of Germany's biggest serial murder cases.
What's next: Germany's leader said he will brief Donald Trump and Recep Tayyip Erdogan before the July 7-8 meeting in Ankara.
What's new: Deutsche Bahn restored service with an emergency system, but major delays and cancellations were expected overnight.