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Yvonne Kussmann wrote that 22-year-old student Marius Dick was stabbed on July 15, 2026, around 10 a.m. in Trier on a pedestrian path by 22-year-old Afghan Sajad M. After the act, Sajad M. was taken to a psychiatric clinic. There is a suspicion that he was incapable of culpability or had diminished culpability due to a mental illness, Kussmann wrote. Sajad M. had already been in a psychiatric clinic before. Despite repeated inquiries, the public prosecutor's office has not yet informed Kussmann whether he was committed at that time due to a danger to others. Marius's parents gave an interview to the Trier Volksfreund. Four weeks after the death of his son, the father suffered a heart attack and had to undergo surgery. He is currently in a rehab clinic and is supposed to come home on the weekend so that his wife and younger son are not alone. Kussmann wrote that Chancellor Merz called the parents shortly after the act because Marius’s mother was politically active in the CDU. The father reportedly urged Merz to immediately deport immigrants who had committed offenses to prevent further acts. This was a promise that Merz had made before the election. The father is now disappointed because, in his view, nothing has happened. He said that such acts could happen to anyone and accused the government of not protecting citizens. He said this would tear the CDU apart and could lead to other parties taking power. Germany is currently at a turning point, he also reportedly said. As of now, Sajad M. has not commented on the act. Kussmann wrote that she is looking forward to the trial with anticipation and fears it could end with an acquittal due to insanity and placement in overcrowded preventive detention. She announced that she would ask the public prosecutor's office again in the following week about the possible conclusion of the investigation and the status of the forensic psychiatric report. The interview can be found in the comments. #Trier #Gewalt #Justiz (translated)

Milos Boksan wrote that he graduated from Radboud University and picked up his diploma for the master's degree in Governance of Safety that week. He described the study period as special because safety at the university, in his opinion, was not a given for everyone, but it also showed that standing up for each other was rewarding. https://t.co/hGaGNWMJhl #Afstuderen #RadboudUni #Masteropleiding (translated)

Saskia wrote that her mother was in the final stages of life, had pulmonary fibrosis, and constantly needed oxygen. Since February 2026, she would have been out of treatment. According to Saskia, her mother had remained stable until she received another COVID vaccine the week before. After that, her mother had become ill, she wrote, attributing the illness to the vaccine. She ended with an appeal to God. https://t.co/xmg2nh8PMf #Longfibrose #gezondheid #coronavaccin (translated)

Nachez wrote that Alonso complained over the radio after Verstappen lapped him, just before he stopped, and said that his engine was broken in eighth gear. He also described his gestures as a sign of great frustration. https://t.co/AFgt7CvYOQ #F1 #Verstappen #Frustración (translated)

The author said they were flying home from Delhi via Warsaw, describing the route back to Europe as a series of zigzags. They wrote that much of the Arabian Peninsula, Iran, Russia and Ukraine had to be avoided, so their route took them over Afghanistan and the Black Sea region, which they said was also affected by military operations. https://t.co/0AQnkMZXBp #Travel #Aviation #Europe #IN #PL #AE #IR #RU #UA #AF

Madelon Vos wrote that entrepreneurs, according to the CEO of DSM, needed a reliable government, but did not get one. She stated that Dutch politics trivialized the effects of the income tax in box 2 and the high rates in box 3, and that this policy severely affected entire sectors, including the Dutch crypto and precious metals sector with more than two million investors. Vos wrote that investors had to keep track of their real returns themselves, while some banks and brokers could not provide that data and the Tax Authority had not yet verified the calculations. According to her, investors would want to deduct inflation, transaction costs, currency costs, and subscription costs from that calculation. She also reported that the man who had been at the basis of the law had since advocated for the withdrawal of the amendment and the law and for a new piece of legislation. Furthermore, Vos pointed to the rising interest rates in France and the possible consequences of that for the Netherlands. She wondered if war was looming and wrote that the Netherlands was increasing pressure on Russia. https://t.co/X4T4ze43tV #ondernemen #beleggen #politiek (translated)

Elias Linder wrote that a report from the Nobel Peace Prize winner Pillay described October 7 as the beginning of Israel's offensive in Gaza. He compared it to describing September 11, 2001, as the day the U.S. attacked Afghanistan. https://t.co/eCsX1YGFIC #fredspris #Gaza #konflikt (translated)

Corné Henderson wrote that Bartje wanted to promote the return with help for the reconstruction of countries. He referred to Afghanistan as an example and said that a previous inclusivity bonus of 200 million euros had been given there. He made a mocking comment about how beautiful the women in the country looked. https://t.co/PZvTkaLSuK #Opvangcrisis #Inclusiviteit #Hulpverlening (translated)

A new expedition of American scientists arrives tomorrow at the remote coral island of Nikumaroro in the South Pacific, hoping to find the wreckage of the plane of the missing aviation pioneer Amelia Earhart, who disappeared without a trace in 1937 along with her navigator Fred Noonan. #AmeliaEarhart #luchtvaart #mysterie (translated)