Gang boss in Berlin in court: order murder in sight!

Gang boss in Berlin in court: order murder in sight!

On Tuesday, June 10, 2025, the trial against a suspected gang boss, who is suspected, begins to have committed an attempted insidious murder. The 34-year-old Serb, who is considered the leadership figure of the so-called Balkan cartel, was arrested in Barcelona in October 2024 and delivered to Germany in March 2025. The allegations against him are serious: he is involved in eight murders, and the attempted murder goes back to an attack in February 2020 in Berlin-Charlottenburg, in which the goal was a leader of an opposing group. The alleged accomplice fired two shots at the goal, but missed what underlines the drama of the case. Before the police made the defendant Dingfest, he was sought throughout Europe, and relevant searches from Austria, Croatia, Montenegro and Serbia were also available. [rbb24] reports that the arrest and the following process are in the context of combating organized crime in the western Balkans

The EU sees organized crime as one of the central challenges in international relationships, especially with regard to the accession process of the western Balkan countries. [Europarl.europa.eu] emphasizes that corruption and organized crime in this region are considered to be worrying. The uncovering of such crimes is not only important for the rule of law, but also for trust in democratic institutions. Crime damages the citizens and endangers the development in the affected countries. The fight against these structures requires harmonized legal framework and the political will for reform.

Current developments in Berlin

While the focus of organized crime is the focus, Berlin politics is also moving in various other relevant topics. So there is a dispute over the future of the old coin in Berlin. In this context, the current government, consisting of the CDU and SPD, is planning a private organization, but this is discussed controversially. In addition, the Berlin Senate has also set eight new locations for wind turbines to include citizen participation in opinion formation. At the same time, the police in Berlin registers alarming 261 anti -Semitic crimes within three months, which reflects another serious social problem. [rbb-online.de] has provided comprehensive information.

Today's society is not only faced with the challenges of crime, but also with cultural events that shape city life. The Carnival of Cultures recently took place in Berlin-Friedrichshain, in which almost 70 groups took part and which reflected the diversity of the city. In Friedrichshain there was also the opening of a new "House of Games", the location of which was kept secret for a long time, which arouses great expectations.

In a larger framework, the fight against organized crime remains an urgent concern that also affects social and economic stability. The role of civil society and the media is considered crucial to ensure transparent and effective law enforcement. The EU has already provided funds of EUR 64 million from IPA II to support projects that aim to combat the structures of organized crime in the region. These measures are in the context of the need to strengthen trust in the institutions and to promote the rule of law in the western Balkan states.