AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoBerlin Pride Terror Hunt: German authorities say the van-ramming and subsequent knife attacks near the Brandenburg Gate were an Islamist terrorist attack, killing one and injuring 29; Interior Minister Alexander Dobrindt identified the fugitive suspect as 21-year-old Abdul Ballout, warning he may be armed and urging the public not to approach him as police continue a major manhunt. Prosecutors’ Link to ISIS: German prosecutors report the suspect sought to join the Islamic State group, adding to the case against him. Security and Politics: Chancellor Friedrich Merz urged people not to be intimidated or divided, while Berlin’s mayor called it an attack on “democracy” and openness. Defense Industry Push: Rheinmetall plans to more than double gunpowder output at its Aschau am Inn plant, boosting capacity to 4,200 tonnes a year by 2028 as part of wider ammunition supply expansion. Sports (F1): Lando Norris won the Hungarian Grand Prix for McLaren, while teammate Oscar Piastri retired with a gearbox problem.
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