Overview
- The Interior Ministry reported 714 unexecuted warrants against right-wing extremists, with about one third tied to violent crimes.
- Authorities say 115 of the wanted individuals are abroad, including 20 in Poland and 13 in Austria, and 39 of them are sought for violence.
- The Federal Office for the Protection of the Constitution recorded 37,835 right-wing extremist offenses in 2024, a 47.4% increase over 2023.
- Recorded violent crimes reached 1,281 in 2024, including six attempted killings and 1,121 bodily injuries, while propaganda offenses rose to 24,177.
- Linke lawmaker Clara Bünger urged prioritizing arrests as Interior Minister Alexander Dobrindt warned of near-daily attacks on Germany’s constitutional order.