Guvernul german 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 ahead of upcoming elections. The attacker, a 21-year-old German of Lebanese descent, was known to authorities for previous violent offenses and had attempted to join ISIS. Following the attack, calls for stricter penalties for young offenders have emerged, while the AfD criticized the government's handling of Islamist extremism. A memorial ceremony was held for the victims, and LGBTQ+ organizations highlighted the rise in hate crimes against their community, prompting discussions on increased security for future Pride events.