عربية – DW
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Reports from the German Office for the Protection of the Constitution have indicated that the year 2025 saw an increase in extremist crimes to approximately 59,000 incidents, representing an increase of 1,100 compared to the previous year. There was also a 10% rise in violent crimes, reaching around 3,300 cases. Officials explained that external threats, particularly from Russia, China, and Iran, are on the rise, with intensified espionage activities and plotting of attacks. They pointed out that both right-wing and left-wing extremism remain the greatest threats to democracy and security in Germany, noting that the Alternative for Germany (AfD) is considered a far-right extremist party. Authorities are seeking to expand intelligence agencies' powers to better address these threats more effectively.
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