Two Knife Attacks in Germany Leave Victims in Critical Condition, Suspects in Custody

Separate incidents in Bremen and Berlin highlight ongoing concerns about knife-related violence and domestic disputes across the country.

A 43-year-old man in Bremen was found with life-threatening stab wounds in an apartment and remains hospitalized.
The 66-year-old suspect in the Bremen case, who alerted a neighbor to the scene, has been arrested and is under investigation for attempted homicide.
In Berlin, a 38-year-old woman stabbed her 40-year-old partner during a domestic dispute, causing injuries that required emergency surgery.
The Berlin suspect, who was intoxicated at the time of the attack, has been arrested by police and remains in custody.
Both incidents are part of a broader surge in knife-related violence across Germany, raising questions about public safety and preventive measures.