German Arson Case: Antisemitism Commissioner’s Inner Circle Now Top Suspects After Police Raids
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German arson case: Antisemitism commissioner’s inner circle now top suspects after police raids
May 5, 2026 The investigation into the early 2026 firebombing of Brandenburg Antisemitism Commissioner Andreas Büttner’s home is nearing a conclusion, but the results have stunned the public. In a dramatic reversal of the initial narrative, the Brandenburg State Criminal Police Office has executed a series of raids across Lower Saxony, Baden-Württemberg, and Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania targeting the commissioner’s own close associates. While t…
News from Berlin and Germany, 6th May 2026
News from Berlin On May 1st, the Mariannenplatz festival, under the motto “Making Friedrichshain-Kreuzberg danceable,” marks a turning point for the Berlin Left Party once the party succeeded in attracting the masses of young people. Their “Pied Piper”: the rapper Ikkimel. Instead of celebrating the success of the mobilization and accepting that culture and political protest can coexist, two left-wing events pitted against each other, under the …
On 1 May in Berlin, the conflict between revolutionary claim and commercialized state-sponsored celebration culture was once again demonstrated. – A commentary by Ali Najjar. In Berlin, the revolutionary evening demonstrations on 1 May had a long tradition. Especially when they passed through the district of Kreuzberg, riots and confrontation with the police continued until the 1990s and 2000s.
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