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A 26-year-old man was severely injured in a brutal attack by a group of youths at a train station in Berlin.

A 26-year-old man was severely injured after being kicked in the back by a teenager at a Berlin train station, with the attack filmed by others in the group.

A group of former journalists in Berlin has repaid 3.145 million euros received for social housing subsidies after it was disclosed they were unlawfully profiting from subletting properties at high prices.

Journalists Robin Alexander and Dagmar Rosenfeld discuss their recent departure from the Axel Springer Group to pursue independence with their podcast 'Machtwechsel'.

A group of prominent actresses and directors secure the performance rights to Miranda July's latest novel, showcasing a production that emphasizes artistic autonomy and femininity.

The new space opera 'You/Me/Alien' from the Opera Lab Berlin envisions intergalactic harmony in the historic Weissensee cinema Delphi, beginning with a reenactment of a 90s-style group discussion.

Quang Paasch, who was attacked by a group of men while waiting for a date in Berlin's Neukölln district, publicizes his ordeal to raise awareness about anti-queer violence.

Following a week of power outages in Berlin, residents continue to deal with the aftermath, including damaged heating pumps and increased dependence on fossil fuels.

The left-wing extremist group 'Vulkangruppe' is linked to at least 13 acts of sabotage since 2011 and has recently claimed responsibility for a terrorist attack on Berlin's power grid, prompting calls from police union representative Benjamin for increased authority for the authorities.

At their retreat, the CSU parliamentary group emphasizes significant priorities, including calls from party leader Söder to restructure the federal states.

A group claiming responsibility for a firebombing incident in Berlin has issued a new letter describing the events and mocking a previously distanced group.

The radical-left group Vulkangruppe, active for over a decade in Berlin and known for its anticapitalist, antitechnological, and antipatriarchal stance, has been responsible for sabotaging critical infrastructure including energy grids and railways.

The article discusses the recent energy outages in Berlin caused by a militant group, alongside commentary on political figures including Trump, Wegner, and Jebsen.

A covert organization linked to the banned anti-Israel group Samidoun has been reported active in Berlin, where anti-Israel activists meet in a leftist bar to glorify terrorism against Israel.

In Berlin, a front organization of the 2023 banned anti-Israel group Samidoun is reportedly active, glorifying terror against Israel while anti-Israel activists gather at a leftist scene pub.

The Berlin police are continuing their search for the left-wing extremists known as the Volcano Group, who are responsible for the cable fire and the resulting power outage in the southwest of the capital.

The Berlin police are still searching for the left-wing extremists known as the Volcano Group, who are responsible for a cable fire and subsequent power outage in the southwestern part of the capital.

A Berlin court has declined to block highly radioactive nuclear waste transports through North Rhine-Westphalia, prompting the environmental group BUND to consider an appeal.

The article discusses the lack of information about the left-wing extremist group 'Volcano Group', which has carried out attacks in Germany for 15 years, particularly on Berlin's power grid.

The article discusses the mysterious workings of the 'Vulkan Group', a leftist extremist organization responsible for attacks in Berlin, highlighting the lack of information available to security authorities over the past 15 years.

The 'Volcano Group', a left-wing extremist faction responsible for attacks in Berlin and Germany over the last 15 years, remains largely unknown to security authorities and the political landscape.

The 'Volcano Group' that claimed responsibility for the attack on Berlin's power grid expresses its thoughts through an open letter, simultaneously mocking a tennis mishap by politician Kai Wegner.

The so-called 'Vulkan group' expresses outrage over speculations suggesting that Russian agents may be involved in their claim regarding an attack on Berlin's power grid, which caused significant disruption.

A terrorist attack in Berlin, attributed to a left-wing extremist group, resulted in the death of an 83-year-old woman who was found suffering from severe hypothermia in her apartment.

The 'Volcano Group' advocates for radical sabotage as a means to disrupt capitalism, targeting not only the system but also calling out the Green and leftist movements in a significant analysis following a recent attack on a gas power plant in Berlin.

The article discusses a power cable attack in Berlin claimed by a group known as Vulkangruppe, while rumors circulate about possible Russian involvement, with linguistic analysis provided by an expert.

Following a major blackout in southwestern Berlin affecting 45,000 households and businesses, Berlin's Mayor Kai Wegner stated that he believes the claim letter attributed to the 'Volcano Group' is authentic, in line with intelligence assessments.

Following the longest power outage in Berlin since World War II, the suspects from a left-wing extremist group have denied allegations that Russia could be behind the arson attack.

On January 3rd, members of the 'ecological' organization 'Volcano Group' blew up power cables, leaving 45,000 households in Berlin without electricity.

The alleged original group known as 'Vulkangruppe' is distancing itself from the recent arson attack in Berlin-Lichterfelde, further complicating the question of responsibility for the prolonged blackout in the city.

A member of an extremist leftist group inadvertently helped the elderly by shoveling snow in Berlin, prompting the group to distance itself from his actions amid concerns over a recent blackout.

After an arson attack on Berlin's power grid led to widespread outages, the 'Vulkan Group' has denied any Russian sabotage involvement and has issued a new claim of responsibility.

Following a blackout in southwest Berlin that left approximately 25,000 households without power, the 'Volcano Group' has released another claim of responsibility amid investigations for suspected anti-constitutional sabotage.

In the midst of winter, around 90,000 people are left without electricity due to a sabotage claimed by a far-left group.

The alleged perpetrator group known as the 'Volcano Group' denies foreign involvement, boasting its capability to attack infrastructure following a power outage in southwest Berlin.

Following a power outage in southwest Berlin, the self-identified 'Vulcan group' claims responsibility for the incident and refutes foreign involvement allegations.

The far-left anarchist group 'Vulkangruppe' claimed responsibility for an arson that disabled power lines in Berlin, leaving tens of thousands without electricity and heating during an arctic cold spell.

US journalist Erik Kirschbaum sharply criticizes German data protection, calling for increased surveillance following a firebombing by the left-wing 'Vulkan Group' in Berlin.

The article discusses Berlin's current governance issues and the importance of self-reliance in emergencies.

The left-wing extremist group known as the Volcano Group has been carrying out attacks on infrastructure in Berlin and Brandenburg for years, remaining largely hidden despite extensive investigations.

The Vulkan Group, referred to as left-wing 'ecoterrorists', is taking drastic measures in Berlin against the wealthy while expressing a fixation on sustainable energy like Tesla.

Around 50,000 households and 2,000 businesses in Berlin are without electricity, hot water, and internet due to arson attributed to the extremist group Vulkangruppe, with the local Greek community providing immediate assistance.

Over 30,500 homes in southwest Berlin remain without power following a suspected sabotage incident by a far-left group that initially affected 45,000 residences, prompting condemnation from the German government.

Thousands of residents in Berlin have been without electricity for three days due to a power outage caused by the left-wing extremist group Vulkangruppe, which sabotaged a cable bridge, impacting around 45,000 households.

A far-left group claimed responsibility for a sabotage attack on power lines in Berlin, which caused a widespread power outage, asserting that their actions were necessary for the common good.

The left-wing terrorist group 'Vulkan Group' has claimed responsibility for the attack on the power grid in southwest Berlin, raising concerns about the underestimated threat of left-wing terrorism.

The 'Vulkan Group' has claimed responsibility for the attack on the Berlin power grid, with little known about its members, making it challenging to investigate further.

The leftist terrorist group 'Vulkangruppe' allegedly claimed responsibility for a power outage in southwest Berlin, raising concerns about the challenges of combating such groups, as noted by police union representative Benjamin Jendro.

A leftist activist group called Vulkan Gruppe claimed responsibility for a widespread power outage in Berlin, affecting tens of thousands of households.

A leftist group in Germany, Vulkangruppe, has claimed responsibility for a weekend attack that left tens of thousands in Berlin without power amid cold temperatures, sparking police investigations.