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The incident occurred at a techno party in Aarau, where the perpetrator fired several firearms. After the arrest, details about the perpetrator emerged, including his age, his social circle and the weapons used.
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Aarau shooter Male, 43, few friends, two pistols and a Kalashnikov
He killed at a techno party and disappeared. Days after the arrest, new details about the suspected Aarau shooter become known. They raise a question: Is Swiss gun law too loose?
By Jan Petter
September 4, 2026, 5:19 p.m
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Swiss gun law is being reviewed.
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After attempts to sabotage the power supply in Brandenburg and North Rhine-Westphalia, the police in Saxony seized four unknown explosive devices. Interior Minister Armin Schuster confirmed the operation north of Bautzen after a letter of responsibility.
The police in North Rhine-Westphalia are looking for Daniel V., who is said to be responsible for acts of sabotage at substations. After his vehicle was stormed in Niederzier, he was probably on foot. In Saxony and Brandenburg, explosive devices were found near substations, including near Jänschwalde and Dormagen. Investigations are ongoing into possible motives for climate extremism.
The trial of Lindsay Clancy, a 36-year-old former maternity nurse from Massachusetts accused of strangling her three children with resistance bands in January 2023, has concerned many mothers across the United States and beyond. The case sparked intense discussions, particularly because of the parallels to her own experiences as a mother.

The hacker group Rhysida published stolen data from the Berlin administration on the darknet after its ultimatum expired. The Senate had previously rejected payments for extinguishing money. Experts warn against identity theft and misuse of sensitive documents such as personnel files, emergency plans and government documents.
After several attempts to sabotage the electricity supply in Brandenburg and North Rhine-Westphalia, the police in Saxony seized four explosive devices at two locations. The investigation is focusing on a 48-year-old man from Gevelsberg who, according to authorities, is said to have complained about the attacks. It is being investigated for unconstitutional sabotage and possible climate terrorism.

The hacker group Rhysida has published almost six terabytes of data after a cyber attack on the Berlin state administration after the Senate rejected the ransom demand of 30 Bitcoin. The BSI assumes that the perpetrators are financially motivated and warns of the attackers' actions.