Suspected car attack in Munich will fill Germans with dread

Report from the scene: Munich car ramming a 'suspected attack,' say authorities

The suspect, who has been taken into custody, is a 24-year-old Afghanistan-born asylum seeker, according to authorities.

Munich Car Ramming Attack | 24-Year-Old Afghan Suspect Plows Car Into Crowd| An Act of Terror?

A horrific car ramming incident in Munich has left at least 28 people injured, including children, after a vehicle plowed into a crowd during a Verdi trade union demonstration. Authorities have identified the suspect as a 24-year-old Afghan asylum-seeker with a prior criminal record involving theft and drug offenses. Bavarian Governor Markus Söder has labeled the incident a "suspected attack," though investigations are still ongoing. The suspect reportedly accelerated toward police vehicles before striking the crowd. Was this a deliberate act of terror? Stay tuned for the latest updates. #MunichAccident #MunichCarAttack #MunichCrash #GermanyBreaking #MunichNews #CarDroveIntoCrowd #MunichPolice #GermanyIncident #MunichCarCrash #MunichTragedy #BavariaNews #GermanyUpdate #BreakingNews #WorldNews #MunichEmergency ~PR.152~HT.336~GR.124~

Brussels, my love? As Germans get ready to vote, Belgians swear in a new government

In this edition, we take a look at the mood in Germany ahead of crucial federal elections and hear how the EU does not want to leave space to 'aggressive authoritarians'.

Russian disinformation could 'poison' upcoming election, German MPs warn

With less than a month until Germans go out and vote in the parliamentary election, lawmakers are warning that authoritarian states, including Russia, are using disinformation to stoke instability.