Berlinul anunță măsuri împotriva extremismului după atentatul de la parada Pride

German authorities are considering tightening anti-extremism laws and revising juvenile offender regulations following a deadly attack at a Pride parade in Berlin. The incident, which resulted in one death and 29 injuries, has sparked political debate over security and migration, especially with the far-right AfD party leading in polls. The attacker, a 21-year-old German of Lebanese descent, was known to security services as an ISIS sympathizer and had a history of violence. Calls for stricter penalties for minors involved in such crimes have emerged, while the LGBTQ+ community demands enhanced protection amid rising hate crimes. A memorial ceremony was held for the victims.