A deadly vehicle attack at Berlin Pride has sent shockwaves across Germany, leaving one dead and several injured — including a child. The 21-year-old attacker, Abdul Ballout, had been convicted of preparing a violent act and was released under supervision after a suspended sentence. Chancellor Friedrich Merz vows a “prudent but determined” response, demanding reforms to police surveillance of convicted extremists — currently managed by regional states — and questioning how Ballout could have reached the event. Authorities have released a second suspect due to insufficient evidence, while the investigation continues with a focus on preventing future tragedies.
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