- Multiple incidents of hate crimes and terrorism occurred across Germany, including insults to the Jewish community in Kehl and an attack in Berlin.
- Berlin hosted a large European LGBTQ event on July 25, 2026, where an incident occurred in the park.
- A Pride event was held in Berlin's Tiergarten park on July 25, 2026, followed by a comment from the Mayor regarding an attack.
The incident in Berlin prompting condemnation and the mayor's address on the attack.
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Updated Jul 26
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What happened
The incident in Berlin prompting condemnation and the mayor's address on the attack.
Who's involved
What this event is mainly aboutHow it developed
Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- Leaders, including Friedrich Merz and Alexander Dobrindt, call for unity and condemn the attack on the Pride gathering in Berlin.Sub-event
- Friedrich Merz commented on the attack that occurred in Berlin.Sub-event
Mayor addresses the attack on the city following the incident in Tiergarten.1 source
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A Pride event was held in Berlin's Tiergarten park on July 25, 2026, followed by a comment from the Mayor regarding an attack.Also in this story
- Advocates are pushing for criminal code changes regarding terrorism following the fatal Islamist attack in Tiergarten, Berlin on July 25.
- An attack linked to Islamic State ideology occurred in Tiergarten park in Berlin on July 29, 2026.
The entities involved
- Berlin
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Kai Wegner
German politician
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Related events
- The political fallout from the attack in Berlin continues, focusing on the investigation into the city's handling of the suspect.
- Mayor addresses ongoing cyberattack crisis in Berlin, with media reports linking the attacks to the Rhysida group and Russia.
- Friedrich Merz is blamed for the election result amid a governing coalition crisis in Berlin.
- A series of vehicle attacks was reported in major cities, including Berlin, on July 25, 2026.
- Friedrich Merz served as Germany's conservative chancellor, and Berlin is a city within Germany.
Coverage
Newest first; wire copies grouped- dw.comGermany launches manhunt after Berlin Pride van ramming
- pajhwok.com1 killed, 16 injured as car rams crowd in Berlin
- wyso.orgOne dead, several injured after vehicle plows through crowd at Berlin Pride event
- dw.comBerlin: 1 dead, 16 injured in car ramming at CSD Pride event